Giants did exist but a pity it does not fit in with the evolution theory?
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What tells you giants existed? Since you seem antagonistic to the theory of evolution, I'm going to assume your evidence is the Bible?
Even if there were no theory of evolution, I'd want something more in the way of evidence than 'I read it in a book of fairy tales.'
No, it doesn't have anything to say about the theory of evolution, but we are going to need a bit more proof of giants than your say-so, Arthur.
I noticed his is hardly the first time a fundie here talked about how they believe giants are/were real. I wonder why so many of them are obsessed by it?
Psychologists would have a field day with them, methinks.
Regardless, even if evolution were to support the existence of giants, basic mathematics does not. The Square-Cube law clearly states that, at a certain size onward, giants simply become impossible to exist. So unless your giants were merely 3-4m tall and build differently from humans, then no, they cannot have existed.
If anyone wants to check this out, youtube has several videos about this sort of thing and they're all in the psuedoscience meets conspiracy theory realm. They show photos of partially excavated giant skeletons with normal human proportions though of absurd size. Timjer has already pointed out the square cube law. These photos have been determined to be photoshopped. One in particular was entered into a photoshop contest and was never meant to be evidence of anything more than photoshop. These videos also claim that the Smithsonian has large numbers of giant skeletons in storage, or has destroyed them (pick one) to protect "Darwinism".
...so they - like the rest of us - were created ? Thank you for admitting that the Protoculture are God, then.
Would explain a great deal as to why the Windermere Kingdom wanted to claim Protoculture as it's own, then. [/"Macross Delta"]
Here's a question to induce Var Syndrome in you:
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So the 50-80-feet high Zentraedi exist, then? Because the anime series "Macross Frontier" must be a documentary.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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