Did bones actually become fossilized in the sediments of "ancient" epeiric (inland) seas on continents?

You are going to double down on this?. That is trivially false. Continent crossing tsunami’s are not just speeded up oceanic ingression and regression brought about by ice cap variation and continental subduction. I stand by what I said. What Clarey proposes is completely at odds with mainstream geology, in terms of process as well as age.

Chevron has hundreds of geologists and hydrologists on staff. That Clarey has such a background means he should know better. By the way, have you read the late Glenn Morton’s posts on this site. He was also YEC at the beginning of a oil geology career, but that became impossible to sustain as he worked in the field.

You say you researched this, and you do not realize that the inland sea was flanked by dry ground on either side?

The bumbling know-nothing nuclear physicists still managed to build nuclear weapons that worked. Hey, but what do they know? So what is your theory? Show the math for your decay modes. How does changing force constants alter stellar dynamics? What do you do with the vaporizing heat from conversion of mass to energy? Think that potassium dating might have speeded up for the flood? What happened to the potassium in Noah’s body, as well as all the animals, over that time?

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