Creationist Has Proof of Noah's Flood?
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- Опубліковано 19 вер 2024
- Matt Powell claims to have proof that the flood of Noah actually happened. Shall we see if he actually does, or if he really hasn't? Yeah ok, enjoy another Tinfoil Tuesday.
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Wait, didn’t Noah’s flood was designed for human genocide? So shouldn’t you also find fossils of humans next to Dinos according to his theory?
I... never thought of that one...
That's the power of creationism:
They present something that superficially might look like it could fit in with creationism and if you disproof it or ask something else they resort to magic again.
@@philw6056 even if it did prove it. It would prove god is a genocidal maniac that decided to exterminate a race because they were unkind to each other.
We sentence people to the death chair for much less than a genocide yet worship that quality in god?
That'll be quite enough logic, thank you. 😅
@@philw6056 They'll also resort to threats of eternal punishment for the crime of not being gullible.
It’s hilarious when they trust scientists in data that they think supports their belief but ignore them on things that totally refute their beliefs.
yeah its like woke feminism.
also, i never do this but.., why does he look so uncanny like mark zuckerberg. I find him a bit creepy.
Real science glorifies God. Fake science glorifies Satan.
yea its pretty insane, its like theyre trying to use math to prove that numbers dont exist.
@@Bekspacemusic your comment makes zero sense. Woke feminism has no relation to this. JFC.
@@Bekspacemusicyou're acting like the creationist/flat earth side with that comment. Sounds like you also pick and choose science to meet your agenda.
It amazes me, that Matt cannot believe that the earth is 4 billion years old because it is incomprehensible for him
Yet, an omnipotent deity flooding the whole planet because mankind isn't behaving accordingly, is an indisputable fact
😂😂😂😂
He knows/understands what's going on.
He is running a religion based scam, just like his mentor Hovid (even though Hovind is as thick as 2 short planks)
He should pray for a better imagination.
I can't believe a word that haircut says!!!
Common sense vary a lot from one place to the other.
Whenever i listen to Matt Powell, that statement of Neil Degrasse Tyson comes to mind: "it's easy to know enough of something to think you're right, but not enough to know you're wrong". Matt Powell is the perfect incarnation of that attitude.
How do you feel about Tyson defending calling years BC and AD? Just curious.
@@jonj1163 Well, i prefer the secular way of years denomination, because i'm an atheist, but i think he has a good point there.
To be fair, Tyson also believes a dude with a penis is a female.
Neil is saying nothing other than what can be deduced from the Kruger Dunning phenomenon about people. Matt is just at the top. At peak stupid
Fine. It’s their calendar we are using. But who cares. Time is time. 3.4 billion years is a long time and you are worried about who calls want for the last ten years when it’s been a “issue”.
“Scientists examined the red blood cells and determined that the dinosaurs died from drowning” citation bloody well needed.
CSI:Triassic coming this Fall on CBS
dont quote me on it, because this is a vague memory and im tired.
but i remember reading a study about how drowning was the death of one or 2 fossils, which makes sense for fossilization. and i believe that drowning affects your blood oxygen levels but... we dont find blood cells. we find very very very very rarely whats left from blood cells as they decay and are replaced in specific chemical conditions
@@marsar1775 oh, I can certainly believe that some or even many fossils were the result of drowning. I find hard to credit that they had blood cells to determine this or even if they had blood cells that examining a blood cell would tell you that a particular specimen had died from drowning
It's in Matty's big book of everything.
Hallucinations 28:1-5 The Lord saw the ants below and the great draining began. The lord saw the ants scurry about as he rained his relief upon their heads. The draining filled their world and the Lord was pleased. The Lord did shaketh twice but not three times as the ants did drown.
LOL! @@nerd3d-com
Matt: Mountains can't be formed by tectonics because rock doesn't bend. Also Matt: ten mile thick rock can subduct (bend) rapidly under another tectonic plate. Matt sure likes to bend facts to suit his narrative!
It's easier to bend Matt's facts than it is to bend his rocks. 🤣
The saying still stands. Figures don't lie, but liars will figure. Matt is exactly this
Being a flerfer, creationist, etc, must be very easy when you are under the impression the entire earth is just the US.
Certainly true for all flat earthers
Well of course. And they think Jesus was an American.
Tbf there's a lot of Americans who think that.
@@ken7165 I always laughed at the fact Je-sus ඞ was stuck in some random backwater of the world and never acknowledged the existence of any of the major civilizations on other continents. So much for omniscience XD
@@GerardMenvussaJesus can save your soul fine sir. You should beg for forgiveness and leave out one offering!!!!!!!!!
Notice how when he agrees with scientists he calls them ‘scientists’, but when he’s trying to mock scientists he calls them ‘humanists’?
I noticed that, not sure what humanism has to do with the subject, other than Powell doesn't like humanists.
@@grahvis I think he thinks it’s some kind of slur. Choosing being a thinking human rather than a backside on a certain brand of seat.
Yeah and he implies that anybody who knows the real science is a "humanist", when it fact there are plenty of Roman Catholic Jesuit Priests who are geologists (and plenty who are cosmologists etc as well). There's only a conflict if you read the Bible literally and think it's a science book lol.
@@neutrino78x Well yes, a Lot of early scientific advancement came from people who were Christian, Catholic, Muslim etc... The difference is they clearly weren't fundamentalists like creationists...
@@tysondog843
"a Lot of early scientific advancement came from people who were Christian,"
And current, as well. The Vatican Observatory is involved in a lot of research projects. 🙂
"The difference is they clearly weren't fundamentalists like creationists..."
Yup, exactly 🙂
You know that Matt Powell is such a well-certified geologist because whenever oil companies need to find oil or natural gas, they don't go with geology-degree holding professionals, no, they go straight to the guy who won't stop talking about Noah's Ark.
There actually is a company like this. Look up Zion Oil & Gas 😬
So the flood killed the dinosaurs....so where are all the dead humans that should be with the dinosaurs?
Dinosaurs never existed.
This is a very good question.
Yes. And add to that all the modern species we have today - bears, beavers, bats, bison, etc, etc. None have ever been found with the dinosaurs.
It's almost as if he's just cherry-picking bits of science that seem to agree with his outdated and nonsensical world view....
And the pterasaurs, they should've survived by now if we go off of creationist logic.
No way he believes the things that fall out of his face, he's nothing more than a dirty grifter.
Honestly, he seems like a true believer to me. He seems to have taken his indoctrination as a kid and just made it his whole being. He doesn't seem to be that naturally intelligent and curious, so ignoring counter-evidence shouldn't be too hard for him. Kent I think is a full on grifter now, but Matt has enough hate in him that I think it's real. It's hard to fake that kind of hate for others.
This is a man who thinks that pterodactyls took part in the American Civil War and that the sun has an atmosphere. I’m not saying he isn’t a grifter, because he clearly is, but sadly, yes, despite being corrected on many occasions, he really does believe the stuff that comes out of his mouth.
I would be very confident he believes every word. He's been indoctrinated in the deepest sense possible, starting with his parents, but also in a country that has an unhealthy relationship with religion in spite of it's founders attempting to make it secular.
Matt lies and knows he’s doing so at times like when he’s been caught out saying one thing and then changed his story within minutes upon more detailed questioning a number of times in a row but I think because he’s homeschooled and immensely ignorant he believes some of the things he repeats.
I’m not sure if Matt really is below average in intelligence or if it’s just the result of his indoctrination and a lack of a proper education. I mean “space air” being different from the air on earth does seem to suggest that Matt isn’t the sharpest knife but maybe you could put this down to his lack of education and any interest in actually educating himself by even casual browsing through even Wikipedia or children’s books.
The strange part is Matt feels that he has great enough knowledge to educate and debate people when it’s obvious to almost anyone he has the science education of a 10 year old. Surely even someone with a modicum of intelligence would realise it might be an idea to listen to what the people you want to debate against actually seem to say instead of ignoring them time after time and straw manning them.
@@murph8411 preachers gonna preach!
It’s weird how the worldwide global flood that killed everyone except for eight people ~4,400 years ago went completely unnoticed by the Mesopotamians, Egyptians, Indus Valley civilization, Akkadians, Minoans, Helladics, and the Chinese…
And fishermen and their families all around the world. Surely they had boats too ......
Most civilizations have stories of an ancient catastrophic flood.
That would be weird. But push that back to 10,500 years ago and the evidence of a global flood lines up.
For the record, I’m not making a religious argument tho I do think this bit of mythology lines up with reality. New evidence is starting to show that human civilization is far older yet reset itself after a cataclysmic event.
@@jeffewart4381most civilisations lived beside undammed rivers. They would flood quite often, so this is unsurprising. None of the dates of the flood stories line up with the biblical narrative, though
"Sumerians look on in shock as god creates the world."
Two questions for the global flood:
1) From where came that huge amount of water?
2) Where did the water disappear?
All magic, done by god presumably
God is omnipotent.
When he takes a leak it's serious business 😂
1) firmament. 2) firmament. Apparently.
and where did the freshwater fish and plant species go?
Well, If you are god and all, you can technically just manipulate the water that is already here and easily cover all land mass in water, you don't actually have to have the water fill all the deep oceans in this event. Just like the creatures in "The Abyss" did it.
4:37 someone might want to tell Matt that it takes several million years for coal to form.
no it doesn't sky magic fairy say minutes...🤣
(EDIT: I might have to say /s since that came out a little too close to how creationists sound, my bad)
Or several thousand years for carbon 14 to completely dissapear.
If you google for "how is coal formed" and switch to image search you can find the diagram Matt used. The bottom of the diagram has Time with an arrow. It's like he cropped that part out. Also the first sentence says "over millions of years".
@@carmineg it doesnt fit his narrative.
The same scientist that said the dinosaur died from drowning also said they died sixty five million years ago I love how they pick and choose their facts
Just par for the course with Matt Powell
😂
"This is why. This is how. This is the only explanation."
No, no it isn't.
Isn't that how brainwashing works?
Matt Powell is like a hit and run driver who not only will not acknowledge the accident, but also goes on like the other driver did everything wrong when caught out
If Matt lived in roman times he would have certain name, that was used in Monty Python: Life of Brian. And it wouldn´t be Brian. 😆
How do you bend large rock? According to Matt, soak it until it becomes soft and moist. 😂😂😂
Soft and moist is how I like my women....turns out it was the Daughters of Eve all along, beguiled by the serpent.
Undulating rocks? What else undulates?
King Arthur: "A snake!"
Sir Bedevere: "Who are you who are so wise in the ways of science?"
@@zeusnitch
So if a woman, which is made of rocks, weighs more than a snake, it means she’s a witch?
Matt “there is no other option” translates to:” i will not consider any other option”
"Thou shalt not bear false witness" these people are probably not going to the place they think they are lol
My guess is creationists have found a passage in the Bible that justifies lying to advance their political and cultural agenda.
Hard to go somewhere that only exists in their brainwashed fantasies.
- You can't bend solid rock (c) Matt
- You can see those tectonic plates are bent (c) Matt
- Water doesn't curve (c)... oops, wrong script
Multiple layers of soft rock would have blended together while they were being bent as Matt Powell described, and wouldn't now separate into distinct layers. The "can't bend hard rock" argument ignores the length of time required for the crumpling of the strata, as Young Earth creationists have to do in order to maintain their narrative.
Precisely. It is not that difficult to understand when you understand that this bending took place over literal millions of years, so slow it is nearly impossible for a human mind to comprehend without thinking about it in abstract terms.
Along with massive pressures at work.
@@-oiiio-3993 Indeed. I think we all know that feeling.
@@Kyronea Nyuk, nyuk...
Don't talk about carbon 14, they don't like that one.
Matt is the type of person that has already decided what the answer is before he looks at the evidence.
Religion in a nutshell.
Looks at the evidence??? He doesn't even bother with that! He simply makes an observation. Then forms his own hypothesis that fits neatly into his religious narrative. Then he simply declares that as reality and calls it a day!
I just think it's funny as hell that he tries to convince people of this really happend but all it means is that ge believes in an evil God that would do this.
_"Believe me, my guy... my loving God drowned everyone and that's why there are fossils!"_
Just crazy 😂
Exactly, he has a conclusion in mind, not to see if there's any evidence to back it up. And they claim to be Creationist "Scientists".
Matt Bowel is amazing in his ability to ignore the evidence of multiple scientific disciplines all at once, and find that the ONLY explanation is his fantasy.
My question is if they found the dinosaur remains then where are the human remains from those who wasn't on the Ark?
Every time Matt says "we found", you must read it "we made up barely reading the title of the article on the newspaper while we were drunk".
Any time a preacher, or flerfer, or especially a politician says "we" it sets off my BS alarm.
What do you mean "we" stranger?
"...mountain ranges that show they were created by a catastrophic flood." lmao
Water is quite famous for not breaking up and eroding rock, don'tcha know? Surely a ton of water slamming into a lot of rocks and dirt is a much more sensible explanation for mountains than, say...convergent tectonic boundaries pushing against each other for millions of years, forcing lower-density lithospheric plates upward. Why that'd just be silly! 🙃
I'm feeling physical discomfort listening to this (or other) Creationist.
Another thing: the dinosaurs who're thought to have died from drowning are actually described as "died from asphyxiation" not drowning, meaning suffocation by dirt, rock, water, sand, or internal bleeding are all viable options. But creationists use "drowning" because people automatically associate water with drowning
Who's dinosaur are you calling a "who're"?
If you get asphyxiated by water, doesn't that you drowned?
@@-oiiio-3993"who're" = "who are"
Not... the other thing.
@@emmanuelstyles6345Indeed, drowning is one of many forms of asphyxiation. That was exactly the OP's point.
@@olmostgudinaf8100I've never heard anyone use that contraction
I'm just amazed that nobody else on the entire planet owned a boat.
I never thought of that! That's brilliant! Not one other person could have built a boat big enough to save their immediate family? Nobody mentioned storms. It just rained. There should have been thousands of boats on the water. Some of them would have had pirates in them, boarding the ark and stealing supplies and eating all the animals. There's an animated movie in here somewhere. Seems like a huge hole in the story, don't it?
so who in the desert needs a boat...unless God talks to you (and if he does i'd not trust the man who says he does) and tells you how to build it and how big and don't forget the animals...has no one considered that the only available animals were only the local ones??
Hang on their for a second, i live in the desert, the signal here is amazing and I use my boat on a daily basis 😁
@@hopelessnerd6677 Aha! You've solved the dinosaur problem!
The pirates swarmed Noah's boat and he bought them off with huge dino-steaks.
Or told the other global civilisations who carried on living regardless of all being allegedly drowned.
The current Speaker of the House ( a MAGA Republican) also believes the world is 6000 years old. Let that sink in for a minute.
I'm sure the previous Vice-President does too, along with many, many other current and past elected officials.
Scientific illiteracy in the GOP is a defining trait.
It’s sad that there are people out there whose level of education or wilful ignorance enables Matt P and other obsequious creationists to exploit them.
Worry not, creationism will fall into the winds that scattered the pantheons before it.
I'm more concerned about his level of education! How did whales get on the top of mountains (Groan)?
@@sentinel_nightcrawler Beautifully stated.
@@TymbusY’know, I believe I did audibly groan when he asked the question about whales on mountains, lol.
Well, religions would never have taken hold if the majority of humans weren't gullible.
Someone took Adam Savages t-shirt quote to heart, they really do reject reality and substitute their own...
Well, to be fair, that's what we all do. Some people try harder to make their reality match the actual one than others. Most days I'd like to substitute mine for something better.
Every religion that has ever been created has always done this. Nothing new here.
For me as a geologist, this is genuinely painful.
Same…if only he’d take just ONE geology course.
he's probably taken (and failed) at least one, but while the teacher was teaching, he was just repeating "Noah's flood!" to himself so that he couldn't hear anything and could keep his cognitive dissonance and his standing as a "good" Christian in God's eyes, believing despite evidence.
Curious. As a geologist, are you familiar with the hunger dryer period? I’m probably spelling that wrong.
I just wanna say upfront, I’m not religious BUT I do believe human civilization is tens of thousands of years older then we think and at one point most of the population was wiped out by a great and global flood caused by an asteroid impact.
@@joshuad7953 - You are referring to the YOUNGER DRYAS IMPACT hypothesis, which I used to think was a proven event (Graham Hancock can be very persuasive), I even ‘did my own research’ and read many scientific articles years ago on evidence for such a global calamity…but recent reviews and compilations refute the global and sudden impacts and their imagined effects, counter to every claim of Hancock and religious fundies who need a global flood to fit their special fiction book stories…sorry, but Anton has the best summary of the science here:
ua-cam.com/video/1uEvL9cbze4/v-deo.htmlsi=ZGBYSNV0t61SBTeH
@@ColoRockCo hmm a geology course top from an atheist perspective? Now what could go wrong with that?
I like how he says 'we', like he's a scientist.
I pity Matt, and his many victims!
The way young Earth creationists mess with the time lines it's no wonder they seem like they were born yesterday.
If someone explains something as "The only way it could have happened" then you can bet your boots that there are other explanations as to how it happened.
Or that his "explanation" is the least likely by a Country Mile.
A gigantic wave that could reach the interior of the US would not bury dinosaurs and leave them intact. It would smash them to pieces and make it impossible to put together in a meaningful way.
yep and everything else will be smashed up and mixed in as well.
@@mattm8870 And laid down in a single, graded layer we would see everywhere on Earth. The top 500 m would be silt and mud and nothing could have survived the ordeal.
If the continent had even been extant as we know it today to begin with.
The most important question still remains:
What happened to Dr. Peel? Matt has been eerily silent about this for year and we should demand an answer!
only flood i believe in is the The London Beer Flood of 1814
Only flood I believe in is the Watersnoodramp of 1953
Only flood I believe in is the Boston Molasses Flood of 1919
Many drowned in the great beer flood of 1814, while valiantly fighting off all their rescuers ;)
That and the The Boston Molasses Flood of 1919.
@@CNCmachiningisfun
Satisfactory!
5:28 are we just gonna ignore that he described molten rock as "moist"???
😂
Well he's trying to say that they weren't molten, just drenched in the flood waters and became putty for part of an year. 🤪
We are talking about a man that it has been said has a large inflatable banana in his backyard that he lovingly refers to as “Dr. Peel”!!
Only explanation is a “global flood”…is it Matt? Is it? Is it really? If so, explain the strict layering, and that we’ve never found a single human Skellington preserved in a layer in which Dinosaurs Skellingtons are found??
Skellington? 🤣 skeleton****
@@davidbiagi2932 Ross is talking down to Matt who is clearly too stupid to question simple errors in his idea
@@davidbiagi2932maybe that’s how the op imagines Matt spells skeleton?
I wouldn’t put it past Matt. The air in space might be leaking into the atmosphere and effecting him. 😂
Of course Matt thinks they shot dinosaurs (well I’m sure pterosaurs are dinosaurs to Matt) during the civil war so in that case we would find actual bones of both dinosaurs and people together.
I saw what you did there. Great movie.
@@davidbiagi2932 It's a hyperbolic Anglicising of a simpler word.
Noah's Ark.
The largest wooden vessel that was never built 😂
Albert Einstein, the biggest scientific fraud in history.
The deforestation must have been nasty!
@@teebosaurusyou2-un2nz All the apple trees in the Garden of Eden had to be cut down to build the Ark.
It was a total environmental disaster.
Look at one of these giant cruise ships, then multiply that size by 10 and imagine building that out of wood. Without tools. By a small group of people. In a short amount of time. 😂
@@earlgrey2130 Exactly.
That's quite simply not possible.
Not even with divine help 😎
I love how he keeps saying “we have found”…I can’t wait for the documentary of Matt & Kent, in the field, “finding” all these discoveries!
A 5-minute walk from our old house in rural Ireland is an isolated, small headland overlooking the wide and empty tidal estuary, smothered in thick, tufty coastal grasses, on which sit a few collapsed 9,000-year-old dolmen stones marking a small cave just below (in which the millennia-old remains of some adults and children were discovered around the early 1900s).
Ignoring that the dolmen grave markers' placement alone, let alone the age of the rocks themselves, took place thousands of years before the Creationists' well, Everything in the universe was created, it sure was very kind of The Flood not to displace the remains of those people from that small coastal cave, and also not to knock down standimg dolmens in Ireland, and similarly not to wash away and destroy traces of ancient Man across the planet.
That, or the Creationists' claims and beliefs are an utter, uttef load of bollocks, and they know it.
Of course everything hinges on the acceptance of Genesis as literal truth. Not even the most batsh1t crazy, fringe of sanity, Ultra-Orthodox Rabbi would claim that. No, all of them think it's Myth, Legend or Fable.
So what they believe don't amount to a hill of beans.
The level of incuriosity and arrogance with which little Matt talks is an anathema to my synapses. A brain shouldn't be able to feel pain, but listening to him definitely helps simulate the sensation.
“Fossilized raindrops.” -Matt Powell
“Lava is moist rock.” -Matt ‘Damon’ Powell
“Continental sprint.” -Matt ‘Damon’ Powell
🤣🤣🤣
The fact that he is so clueless is how he can be so confident with how wrong he is.
Not clueless, he's a mystifier.
Well, he _does_ wear a necktie.
He’s not clueless. He knows he’s lying.
Either a grifter...
or...
dumb as a brick?
Welcome back to 16th century, where things that "seemed to be" suddenly became a scientific fact.
I think Matt’s ideas go back even further than that.
It's been going on since the dawn of humanity and will continue for as long as humans exist.
Does he not realize there was a big freakin' sea in the middle of North America?
I'm still waiting for the explanation of how any fish survived with all the world's salt and freshwater combining, how any birds survived without land or plants/nuts/insects to eat, how any plants/fish/coral reefs survived under the ocean's new pressure/temperature/current changes, how most, if not all, the ark animals were able to breathe so high above Mount Everest....
Whole lotta brackish water species 😂
"Security, escort this person out..." 😂
Or even travel from Australia.
Ummm Ummm that's why mammals need salt in their diet now... O.o ROFLMAO
Well Noah got all the species (even nuts) on his arc, and when the flood ended he remembered that every species of everything told him where their home is!
You make a very good point in your thumbnail with the "No dinosaurs allowed" referring to the ark. If, according to Matt, dinosaurs fossils are "proof" of Noah's flood, why didn't Noah take them on the boat, and thus save them? He's alleged to have taken 2 of every animal right? Why no dinos? Noah just said "F*ck 'em" and that's that? Lol
Hey if dinosaurs lived with noah, that would mean we won't have to rely on radiometric dating to discover their age.
According to the young earthers, the dinosaurs were on the ark but then got killed off by humans later on. They were described as dragons. If this was so, you would think that the humans would have kept trophies of their kills.
Seven of each "the male and his female of every clean animal". So 14 of every clean animal. And two (presumably m+f) of every unclean animal.
@@j.hueston4370
Makes you wonder how said boat could ever stay afloat.
ask the genius who incorporated them into the mockup of the Ark...just plug in anything you like, people will flock to see the 'real' thing...
Aren't Noah suppose to save a pair of every animal for repopulation? Where is the dinosaur? Is he racist?
"No dinosaurs allowed except for birds" 😂
Don't forget the crocodiles 😊
@@tompiper9276 You know, this may seem weird but on evolutionary and genetic arguments, birds are dinosaurs while crocodiles are not.
Australians hate Noah for sparing their mortal enemies, the Emu
@@battlesheep2552 And Rupert Murdoch.
Avian dinosaurs to be exact.
getting hit by a wall of water big enough to cover the earth but drowning is what killed them. Yeah, sure Matt
Absolutely, and that was what kept the skeletons articulated rather smashed into tiny pieces - it helps to explain why Christian Nationalists chant 'Build the wall', due to its peaceful preserving properties, or something.
A diamond is formed by intense pressure and heat so the only explanation how diamonds get made is when you forget your wedding day and your wife gets really upsets. That creates the heat and pressure to change carbon into diamonds.
Matt is calm, confident, has answers for everything while conveying a strong conviction in his teachings. He's a natural-born cult leader.
The word I'm thinking of is also a 4 letter word sounding like cult.
@@MrBsteers do you mean matt is a dolt?
matt is a bolt?@@MrBsteers
@@croontangify this must be it
Matt is just a follower of the criminal Kent Hovind. He's independently full of hate but having moved in to Hovind's cult sanctuary he's working much harder on the grifting and abuse of the vulnerable for their own personal gain.
As a Christian, I find it offensive when anyone tries to 'disprove' science. I find science beautiful, logical and fact-driven. Why are some Christians threatened by this?
Because some people are Christians solely for the power and ego trip it gives them, rather than any kind of actual faith.
It's scientifically impossible for an alien being to impregnate a human. Heaven does not scientifically exist. Divine deities do not scientifically exist. Does that offend you?
look for "the authoritarian charactaer" by Hannah Ahrendt
I am a Christian and I think science is a crock,especially after they made us get vaccinated and told us to “trust the science “ and you wouldn’t catch a covid,all lies.
the ones threatened by it are the ones making money from bullshit youtube vidios
"And speak with such confidence" ... that's religion in a nutshell.
I still find it hilarious that the sky man, who apparently created existence, would get earth so horribly wrong that flooding it in anger seemed like a good idea, you know! The guy who knows everything before hand and gets everything right 😂
And so powerful that it needed to take the 7th day off for a rest. Presumably because it's favorite football team was playing in some bowl game or something.
@id10t98 giving the guy who created physics a day off for poor energy conservation is pretty ironic
Just a question, how could a perfect being get anything wrong and need to correct it? That seems to be at odds with the notion of perfect.
@tomschmidt381 if you create existence, you literally write the laws of reality, so it seems like the actions of a petulant child to drown one mud ball in the infinite expanse because someone did something you don't agree with, not sure if you can tell but I think sky daddy is made up nonsense and the story has too many cracks
Even the flood myth. God decided to wipe out humanity because there was no hope. Oh, but then he changed his mind because Noah was so good that MAYBE he can repopulate and keep humanity on the right path. Guess that didn't work out...
Who else thinks Matt is wearing a wig? Or does his hair just look fake?
He poisoned a possum dyed it and wears its fur on his head🤔
Its so weird 😅
The lack of humility is staggering.
Always be wary of young men wearing ties when it's not a funeral, wedding or job interview
Matt's map is pretty deceptive. If you plot where all dinosaur fossils have been found in the us, the map looks very different. There is a much more even spread. He's even cherry-picking on his maps now. Maybe Dr. Peel can give him some tips on honesty.
Nah. Kent's his go-to guy.
“You have to ask the question, what would cause a tsunami that big that it would create my immovable hairstyle?”
A little note about the Opisthotonic Posture, or the classic dinosaur "death pose": we have very good reason to believe it's taphonomic, or that it happened shortly after death, not as a direct cause of it. Scientists found that if you but dead modern birds in calm water, they drift into that pose fairly easily. That's because the tendons that hold the back and neck up are strong enough to override any force pulling them down in the absence of gravity, muscle tension, or friction against solid surfaces. It does need water to work, but it still doesn't lean in Matt's favor for a few simple reasons.
1) It needs calm water to work, entirely unlike a Tsunami, otherwise they wouldn't be so well preserved.
2) Drowning isn't necessary to achieve this pose. It only requires that the animal died near a water source.
3) While it's definitely common, it's also worth pointing out that we still find many fairly complete dinosaur specimens not in that pose.
4) A tsunami doesn't account for all the dinosaurs we know that died in deserts and buried in sandstone- i.e. *not water*.
Can someone explain where the extra water came from to cover the whole of the earth to 8,850m, the height of Mount Everest, and where it went to afterwards? Was there a giant tap and drain plug ? Also rocks do bend under extreme pressure and over millions of years. But of course Powell can’t explain the water and can’t believe the world is more than 6004 years old. Silly little simpleton, except he’s making money from his preaching so not so silly.
@@michaelawford7325- also water won't soften rock for it to bend. All of this would have had to happen at the same time and science proves that's impossible
A meteor hitting a glacier would explain what is seen in the US and Canada.
Molson's?
@@-oiiio-3993
No thanks, never drink the stuff.
Its hard to win an argument with a smart person, but impossible to win an argument with a stupid person ie- Creationist.!
Why would a flood kill whales?
Uh... revenge?
The whale came into existence spontaneously due to infinite improbability and then fell several miles to earth. (I believe there was a vase of flowers as well.)
@@caw25sha They just came for the fish. Once the fish are gone, they will move on but at least they will thank us.
Mattie proves human evolution by being a vestigial human.
I had to read the verse again for myself, and turns out he's right!!! Who knew?
"Seven days from now I will send rain on the earth for forty days and forty nights, I will also create a continental sprint subduction event that will result in global giant tsunamis that will reach inward for thousands of miles, depositing whales and other marine life on all of earth's mountain tops, and I will wipe from the face of the earth every living creature I have made." - Genesis 7:12
Oh god, we didn't know, forgive us!
@2:47 I was about to comment that Australia has a significant lack of fossils, but you beat me to it.
@9:18. Y'know, if you looked at my Dad, and the stuff he's claimed over the years, you'd say he was a classic narcissist. Yet even when he went back to uni to study geology, he never tried to claim he knew better than all the geologists that came before him, the way Matt Powell does. Never have I seen narcissism like Christian evangelism.
Dan, I applaud the effort you put into debunking these arrogant muppets week after week. I certainly don't have this level of patience or mental fortitude. Massive thumbs up to you, good sir (and while you've not been knighted to my knowledge, you should be).
Religion. Denying science for centuries.
To me, it's absolutely staggering that we still have religions in a modern society, it doesn't seem to do us any good what so ever.
I remember reading somewhere that there are more religious' wars than anything else.
The war in Israel/Gaza is religious; Islam versus Judaism.
@@davidcopplestone6266 Yeah, this is a struggle that goes way back. In the Old testament god promises the descendants of Abraham to inherit the promised land. And the descendants of Abraham are both Jewish and Arabs. most of The promised land is today covered by Israel and Palestine.
Jerusalem is a city none of them are willing to give up, by any means. So the middle eastern conflict will never be solved, no matter how much we try, due to the simple fact that since this is stated in the bible.
You might ask then, why they can't just bond together, since they are all descendants of Abraham.
Thing is, the Jews only follow the old testament, and they think that Jesus was a fraud. Christians follow both the old testament and the new, while Muslims follow the old and the new testament, and additionally the Quran.
So yes, religion is the reason these conflicts exists, no matter how much we talk about who's side did what for thousands of years. At the very heart, religion is the cause, and will never, ever, be solved.
@@FabledGentlemanthrow in some US evangelicals with power and the need for an apocalypse and it really becomes a shitshow
@@FabledGentleman the pantheons have caused wars, they are now left out of modern literature. Soon, abrahamic cults will follow suit.
@@FabledGentleman Maybe I'm misremembering but wasn't it supposed to be flowing with milk and honey? Please show me a desert that fulfills those conditions.
If Matt Powell became the metric unit for ignorance, we'd have to measure average people in nanopowells.
It's a logarithmic scale, like pH and earth quakes.
Picopowells at a push or more likely femtopowells.
We don't know what happened...so, it must have been God. 🙄
*we know what happened … but it must be god
matt powell *doesn’t understand* …. So it must be god. Even if the flood theory is so full of holes, it would sink the ark in a bathtub.
God of the gaps, typical
Serious question: Does Matt Powell wear a wig? His hairline looks like a helmet that has been glued to his head and I'm trying to figure out if that's a thing he's doing with styling products or what. It kinda gives him a weird Ken doll vibe. I couldn't stop staring at it in this video for some reason.
I never get used to it
The ignorant are filled with confidence while the learned are filled with doubt
Matt Powell the Grift(er) that keeps on giving.
He's trying to guarantee his place in the afterlife...
@@BillyBobJoeSnr like trying to fly to the ISS with trained birds...
I love how Matt’s map of fossil sites in North America (not just the USA) seem to be most common in the Interior Plains region of Canada and the US…which was once a vast inland sea, hence the concentration of fossilized remains of creatures that would live near water.
I couldn't really focus on Matt talking when it was him on the screen as I was too fascinated by his wig.
7:40 I always love when Matt says "well what WE find is." I'm sure Matt has many videos of him doing the science in determining the composition and temperature of the bedrock and mantle.
We is accurate.
Matt and Dr. Peel is a group of two, allowing the use of the collective pronoun.
"It's the ONLY explanation".
Thanks Matt
"According to humanists" 😂
5:46
@@irrelevant_noob I know. The correct sentence is "according to evidence", not "humanists". That was my point.
@@Wolf.51.50 okay, but fwiw i didn't claim otherwise. Was merely trying to add context (and a shortcut) for anyone else that might want to re-visit that bit. Including me, i sometimes stumble on comments that are making so interesting a point that i want to dig a bit into. And your highlighting that quote was such a case. ^^
@@irrelevant_noob I know, i know you didn't claim otherwise. That was just my way of saying "exactly!" 🙂
Fish don't care about floods.
Icebergs float.
Penguins live on icebergs and eat fish.
Why was the earth not taken over by penguins?
CHECK MATE!
means some of the evil preflood penguins survived! i always knew they were satanic little devils!
I wonder what his reason for the lack of modern animal skeletons in dinosaur graveyards is?
There are people who say "I don't understand it" as an argument for why something isn't true. And then there are people who say the same thing looking for new information to gain that understanding.
We all know where Matt and his fans are with that.
Bent rock? Impossible!! Lava always finds its level.
I saw another creationist video where they said dinosaurs were invented during the first six days of earth's creation and Noah carried the dino babies on board the ark because the adult specimens were too big.
I reckon creationists should get together more often to iron out their stories.
Did this video explain why there are no dinosaurs now if Noah took them onto his ark?
@@caw25sha They got peckish, and ate the dinos.
Wait - does Matt think God invented dinosaurs? Or is he just ignoring that bit…
Merry Christmas Dan
Since God created all, He must have created the Dinosaurs as well... They disappeared because they couldn't swim or be on Noah's Ark.
If you follow the Bible, the flood happened arround 4500 years ago. But we have Cavepaintings who are much older and very fragile. They survived this Desaster, staying a year under water?
Merry Christmas Dan! Always amazes us that he can keep a straight face whilst spouting this drivel 😂
I thought the flood was meant to have happened over 40 days, and was not a tsunami. There is no chance a wooden ark could survive a tsunami it would be destroyed
150-odd days in total.
He just keeps looking creepier and creepier doesn't he?
Why is he wearing so much make-up? And wtf is going on with his hair?
Love how he he mentions scientists and then says "we've found...." What a joke.
The Chicxulub asteroid could cause a wave that big, Matt.
How big is "that big"?
@@roblyons4097 a wave big enough to cover the entire US...... In response to Matt's question "what could cause a wave so huge it could hit the centre of the US"
@@Sheesha87 sorry, I thought big enough to go all round the globe.
looks like Matt is starting to get a comb over, there is justice in this world after all.
Been thinking that for sometime.
@@Flappyduck22 its receding faster than the ice sheets.
Must admit that I couldn't help looking at his hair and thinking 'is that a wig?'
I've always wondered how Noah cut all those trees down. He would have to have deforested the entire area, not to mention how many axes he must have burned through. For a world that was so full of sin that God had no choice but to flood everything, you'd think that at least one or two people would have just murdered Noah for causing a wood shortage or at least stealing from the mountain of boards he must have been hoarding.
Well, have you seen the middle east lately? Hardly any massive pine forests or california red wood trees left. They were all turned into the ark. Also, according to the historically accurate documentary "Noah", starring Russel Crowe, Noah had a lot of help building and defending the ark. But these supernatural beings disapeared without a trace right after.😉Case closed.
Don't forget that this is the same all-powerful, all-knowing omnipotent god that made the entire universe and knows where every theist's car keys are. This god, of course, was not able to just punish those that didn't believe in him and had to destroy the entire world instead. Then, in a feat of even better magic, leave behind absolutely no evidence that the entire world was flooded - that's the real miracle here.
so he claims the dinosaurs are real, and that all animals were put on an ark in pairs, but not the ones we call dinosaurs for....reasons. even though they had to have lived at the same times as humans in order to be buried in a flood that happened during Noah.
The "reasons" is that the ark was located in the middle east, whilst the dinosaurs he is talking about (in the USA) are separated by a significant distance.
Around 240-65 million years of distance!
@@juliegreen7604 on top of the 65 million year/mile differences, what about the therapods discovered in the middle east lol. that banana peal in his backyard is more believable
Or those early genera that were meant to branch out to mammals and reptiles that lived on every continent.
@@juliegreen7604 But hey, he got koalas and kangaroos.
@sourisvoleur4854
To be fair, they're not separated by 65 million years!
They probably just surfed to the ark on the tsunami he's just invited.
So basically Noah was Fred Flintstone 😂
Okay, I'm no geologist, but "rocks being wet makes them easier to bend" doesn't sound reasonable to me...
The idea is that in the flood timeline they’re all freshly deposited and still haven’t undergone lithification.
So they say, well they’re clearly bent without breaking therefore these rocks are young, and tectonic activity pushed them around.
But of course as always they skip over details.
These bent layers would have been the cores of the mountain, before erosion exposed them so we can see them today.
Under high heat and pressure, rocks bend.
Matt: a 30.000ft flood/wave
Also matt: silent about where that water would come from😂
God.
And where did it go ?
God again. Right Matty ?