Q is legitimate in some aspects, they always intended to maintain plausible deniability…

THERE IS JUST 5,000 YEARS OF HISTORY...

According to evolutionists, Stone Age Homo sapiens existed for 190,000 years before beginning to make written records about 4,000 to 5,000 years ago. Prehistoric man built megalithic monuments, made beautiful cave paintings, and kept records of lunar phases. Why would he wait two thousand centuries before using the same skills to record history? The Biblical time scale is much more likely.

It is also worth noting that at the same time writing appeared, there were 5 major groups that appeared almost out of nowhere with fully sophisticated architecture, writing, and intelligence, that even rivals our own today! Right within the Biblical timeframe, validating the flood event, and Babel thereafter..

The biblical cosmology includes one sun, one moon, and one calendar based on the star rotations.

This outside the icewall theology requires separate "soul lure systems" .. Just like the globe fairy tale life beyond the ice wall propaganda to lead ppl away from the true cosmology.

THE IRONCLAD BEETLE - BUILT LIKE A TANK

Even though the first instinct when you see a bug is to step on it and just get rid of it, there's an insect so indestructible that most wouldn't be able to kill it. The Ironclad Beetle is so incredibly strong that running it over with your car wouldn't even kill it.

It can with stand 39,000 times its own body weight!

This is the equivalent of a regular sized human withstanding the weight of 280 double decker buses. To actually crush this beetle requires 149 newtons of force, which, if you don’t speak fluent physics, is 7.5 times stronger than the force you can muster by squeezing something between your thumb and index finger.

Scientists were so curious as to how the little bug was so strong, and what they found is that the sides of its shell, its joint structure, are put together like interlocking jigsaw puzzle pieces. These connection points contain proteins and are highly damage resistant. When the beetle is squished, proteins form a glue in between these fractured areas and keep the bug from being hurt in the future as it heals. Some of these connections act as springs and shock absorbers.

It has inspired scientists to check into building stronger turbine engines and aerospace structures that it even outperformed in terms of quality craftsmanship.

If it performs better than our current technology, what makes anyone think it came about by a random mindless process like evolution? It took a Creator, God.

As a side note:

It can play dead, and will try to look like a small rock to avoid predators. It has intelligence also!

BEAVER ENGINEERING

Beavers are intelligent, industrious and
ingenious rodents. These animals
are experts at constructing elaborate
water control projects with dams, lodges, canals, and locks.

Beavers build dams to form
deep ponds to protect themselves
against predators and to store winter
food beneath ice. Some experiments
suggest that running water sounds stimulate dam building.

Beavers survey streams before
building dams. They invariably build
at the most advantageous location:
requiring minimum material while
producing maximum pond size and
adjacent food supplies.

Dam locations optimizing these three factors are impossible for most humans to determine.

Beavers build dams from the bottom up. They begin by making ridges of mud, gravel, and rock across stream beds.
Next they jam logs vertically into the
mound, angled upstream. Then they weave branches through the logs. Branches on the downstream side are placed parallel to the stream flow and anchored in mud to structurally support the dam. Finally they plaster the latticework dam with mud to seal it.

One technique beavers use to chink dams is to violently kick up mud and stones with their powerful hind feet. The current carries the material into the dam.

Beavers incorporate existing boulders or downed trees into dams. Dams often arc upstream, a structurally stronger configuration. Beavers frequently build
smaller dams downstream to back water up against the downstream side of the main dam to counterbalance water pressure on the upstream side.

Beavers, especially males, make frequent detailed dam inspections and repairs. Beaver lodges are domes of interlaced branches, typically in upper sections of ponds. Most are five to 10 feet across and six to eight feet high, but some dig underwater tunnels into the bottom and gnaw out interior dens above water level. Lodges may have five across and two feet high. Beavers build dams before lodges because they must know water levels to construct dry dens.

Beavers occasionally build lodges atop floating vegetation mats to accommodate extreme fluctuations in water levels. Such lodges rise and fall with water levels, avoiding flooding.

Beavers dig mud from stream bottoms to deepen waterways and chink dams and lodges. They carry armfuls of mud or stones between forepaws and chins,
walking upright on hind legs up the sides of lodges pounds nightly.

Beavers dig complex networks of channels in pond bottoms for underwater “roads.” Channels facilitate navigation and provide more swimming room at low water levels and when ponds ice over.

Beavers dig canals radiating from
ponds for predator-safe inland water
routes. Some canals from ponds are underground tunnels accessed from land by plunge holes. Using canals, beavers pursue far-flung food sources and float logs back to lodge or dam instead of dragging them over land. Some canals are over 1000 feet long. Canal dams are built to form lock-like structures of stepped canals to reach “uphill” trees. Stepped-canal construction requires greater ingenuity and waterworks experience than lodge or dam building and exhibits the beaver at his engineering best.

Evolved or created?

How do beavers know how to build dams, canals, and locks, and how to adjust water levels with spillways?

Where do beavers get their work ethic?

Why are beavers so well designed for swimming, digging, and logging – three totally distinct activities?

Why are there no “semi-beaver” fossils?

Evolutionism has no answer. So many essential features could not have evolved by random chance and natural selection. They must exist and function from the beginning for beavers to survive.

The Creator designed the amazing beaver, building into the DNA of the original beaver pair all the requisite knowledge and instructions.

https://billnugent56.medium.com/famous-fossil-ape-named-lucy-debunked-by-science-8082dff233b3
Lucy = Lucifer ?

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