29-Mar-2012, 9:55 PM
Well, true. My point is that other cultures also spoke of "dragons". I believe there's one in the Catholic bible (in Daniel originally).
When you talk about dinosaurs most people think T Rex. It's entirely possible that dinosaurs like Brontosaurus died out a long time ago, but other large lizard-like animals (dragons) were with us until the last few centuries. I hear there are fresh bones of "dinosaurs" out there, but I don't know who to trust on this one -- everyone seems to have an agenda.
If we had as bad record-keeping as England had 1500 years ago, then 1500 years from now maybe no one would believe that we lived contemporary with Gorillas.
When you talk about dinosaurs most people think T Rex. It's entirely possible that dinosaurs like Brontosaurus died out a long time ago, but other large lizard-like animals (dragons) were with us until the last few centuries. I hear there are fresh bones of "dinosaurs" out there, but I don't know who to trust on this one -- everyone seems to have an agenda.
If we had as bad record-keeping as England had 1500 years ago, then 1500 years from now maybe no one would believe that we lived contemporary with Gorillas.
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