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Plane of inertia... Accretion disc

Mudfossil theory does not explain the heart stone phenomenon. Why would countless hearts be found petrified separate from the body, if the whole body was petrified due to being buried in mud? Roger has ignored my findings with the heart stones, just like he has ignored the mountains of evidence in support of the giant trees. Everything is titan body parts to him, but never giant trees.

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@@Stellium7 You're welcome. A side note a rare 4,5 quake on the french/spanish border by another American Michael I "follow"- Dutchsinse. Actually there are 4 of you in total, not surprised really c'est tout à fait moi, and over here they're trying to get rid of St Michel statues...). Bye.

Can you rephrase? I don't follow you

In silica

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Hi, yeah, it's an interesting theory no doubt. Especially in light of the size of the remains of the great trees as documented by Hangman1128. I'm curious where you came across the video. It's had loads of views over the last few days.

@@Stellium7 I just randomly started scrolling through your older videos; this is very telling. It just might be a collective unconscious senario playing out here.

It's called Mudfossil University. I don't recall what we said in this video, but in general I'm not a fan of his work any longer.

My guess is that not all parts of the earth were affected. Also, there are vast tunnel and cave systems throughout the earth where wildlife could have escaped the cataclysm

@Stellium7 true that alot of places look cooked out!

Yeah, no relation to the Not Sees.. 😏

@@Stellium7 Great channel though. Respect :-)

I don't get it

Yeah, the shadow banning seems pretty obvious at this point.

Miles and miles

@@Stellium7 seems like it. I wish I could post images here, I'd draw an impression. I imagine them to have different proportions to our smaller trees now. They only need to be tall enough to reach above everything else, so I'm guessing they would appear more squat - very wide but perhaps quite stubby relatively. As they grow a bit taller they need to be a lot wider. Or, if they succeeded in competition by growing wider, they'd need to grow a bit taller to gain enough foliage to support the growth below. Too tall and the atmosphere would become too rarified for them. Most of the metabolic activity and structural strength would be close to the outside or surface, hence they might hollow out or become trabecularised (spongiform) in their core. All of this can be guessed. What puzzles me is how they have become flattened off across the top as if chopped off by a humoungous chainsaw!