Darwin had a lot to say about geology and stratigraphy. Did you know, Paul, Darwin was one of the first to propose the idea that Earth is expanding? He later changed his mind, but he at least had a reasonably solid observational reason for considering it, which is more than we've got to draw any conclusions on in this thread.

Well, except the very obvious conclusion, that is...

Stratigraphy, ,,the primordial process here on earth.... bleed over, ; cosmology becomes geology.

Incoherent Paul.

You know why? Of course not! I do. I expect anyone else reading this thread knows why this is incoherent too. They know it's incoherent because they know what the word means, and they know why you're misusing it - because your claims are so absent cognitive content that all you can do is grab random words and throw them at the page in the hope of passing as if you know what you're talking about.

Stratigraphy, Paul, is the study of identifying, dating and distinguishing between layers of depositionary rock, such as sedimentary and volcanic, by their lithographic properties.

Stratigraphy isn't the process by which these rocks come to be layered. That's ignorant, Paul, and thus apposite.

The suffix -graphy means 'the study of' - in this case, the study of geological strata.

Now back to you playing pretend - presumably you can rescue this obvious failure of knowledge by ranting incoherently about Darwin again, or maybe call one of us something unintelligible - whatever the case, make sure to wave your hands around vigorously because that always works.

E use big words like big scientist, John Frum e come.

hackenslash wrote:Darwin had a lot to say about geology and stratigraphy. Did you know, Paul, Darwin was one of the first to propose the idea that Earth is expanding? He later changed his mind, but he at least had a reasonably solid observational reason for considering it, which is more than we've got to draw any conclusions on in this thread.

Well, except the very obvious conclusion, that is...

Stratum can be observed everywhere in the cosmos.

Do you contend a brand new process for every example?

i propose that it not the process that changes but the circumstances that the process finds itself in. by circumstances = type of material/ domain.

Meditate on the claim thrower...

Formulate a counter logical rational counter argument.

Has it dawned on you the subject I address is The Process of Darwinian EVOLUTION.
And you by observation the biological sciences and speciation.

Fact is you do not know the first thing about evolution. Pun intended.

The supposition one process makes more sense than your chaotic muddle.

Everything everywhere brand new. Each bearing NO resemblance or relationship to the next.

The rings of Saturn are an example of cold stratification in another environment.

It is not the process that changes but the circumstances material / environment.

Paul.

Pure gibberish. The one vaguely coherent statement, the one about 'one process', is the thing I've been beating you about the head with for fifteen years. I told you at RDF what the process is and what we call it, I told you what influence Darwin's ideas had on it. I've told you, Spearthrower has told you, Cito has told you, newolder has told you, the world and his fucking wife have told you.

pfrankinstein wrote:
Stratum can be observed everywhere in the cosmos.

Point me out some strata in empty space between the Sun and Mercury.

Meditate on the claim thrower...

Formulate a counter logical rational counter argument.

Logical rational counter argument: fuck off with your onanistic blathering, Paul.

Were you in the slightest bit interested in honest discourse, you'd have responded to the thousands of words spent by numerous people educating you about the deep flaws in your knowledge and comprehension.

Instead, you play an egotistical game of bollocks, so the rational, reasonable response to your cretinous blathering, Paul, is to say 'fuck off with that shit'.

Happy caek day Spearthrower.

This is Thai Green Curry Caek, apparently... Enjoy!

newolder wrote:Happy caek day Spearthrower.

This is Thai Green Curry Caek, apparently... Enjoy!

Thanks... but... whaaaa? Green curry cake?

That doesn't look like it was approved by Uncle Roger. Was it made by Jamie Olive Oil?

No idea about the green curry stuff but the cake looks delicious I have to say.

Hiya, Rum. Awesome to see you here.

hackenslash wrote:That doesn't look like it was approved by Uncle Roger.

Aiii yaa!

Love that guy. I've been bingeing on him for the last few days.

hackenslash wrote:Love that guy. I've been bingeing on him for the last few days.

His stand up comedy is pretty good too!

I really hope it's a typo and it's just Thai Green Tea cake! I can't even begin to imagine what green curry would be like in cake, and I've had green curry pizza, pasta, and a kind of Japanese fusion version with noodles.

Spearthrower wrote:

hackenslash wrote:Love that guy. I've been bingeing on him for the last few days.

His stand up comedy is pretty good too!

Indeed.

Here's the imgur link for the caek...

It does taste as weird as it sounds. But if you're into southeastern asian cuisine, it is wonderful. The frosting is a green curry sweet meringue, the ganache is a chili-lime infusion, and the chocolate cake has a ginger syrup inside.

Here is the recipe folks: https://food52.com/recipes/16200-chocol ... curry-cake
All credit goes to raspberryeggplant (https://food52.com/users/5429-raspberryeggplant), she has other great creations, check them out.

Note: There seems to be another reference to egg plant in there. We just call them, "chickens"

hackenslash wrote:Hiya, Rum. Awesome to see you here.

Greetings friends, likewise.

Spearthrower wrote:

pfrankinstein wrote:
Examples of Stratum can be observed everywhere in the cosmos.

Point me out some strata in empty space between the Sun and Mercury.

Remember it is not the process the changes but the domain and type of material.

The individual Planets have stratum. The layout of the solar system itself is an example of stratum of sort.

With your narrow small mind you won't twig it.

Paul.