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Simple Honest assessment of the evidence will do.....
AI Overview (of my theories)
"If Roger Spurr's "mudfossil" theory—which claims that many major geological formations, mountains, rocks, and even celestial bodies are the petrified soft tissue and body parts of colossal prehistoric giants and mythical creatures—were somehow proven right, it would completely upend modern science, history, and human understanding.
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What would change includes:
Complete Collapse of Geology and Earth Science: Standard rock-forming processes (plate tectonics, sedimentation, volcanism, and petrifaction cycles) would be discarded. Every textbook on petrology, stratigraphy, and mineralogy would have to be rewritten to treat landmasses as biological anatomy rather than inorganic crust.
Rewriting Evolution and Paleontology: Biology would have to account for multi-mile-long creatures (such as dragons or 12-mile-long entities like "Typhoon") and human giants standing 30 to 50 feet tall, forcing a total reinvention of how physics, square-cube laws, respiration, and circulation could ever support such scale.
A New History of Catastrophism: Mainstream timelines of deep time (billions of years of gradual geological change) would be replaced by a sudden, violent global event—such as a boiling, silicate-rich worldwide flood triggered by a massive asteroid impact.
Cosmology Re-envisioned: Space and planetary science would change drastically if objects like Comet 67P were interpreted as entirely biological rather than icy, rocky remnants of the early solar system.
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Institutional Crisis in Academia: Universities, scientific publishing houses, and research labs (which currently reject the hypothesis as lacking peer review or scientific basis) would face a massive credibility crisis for having dismissed what would suddenly be proven as a fundamental truth about the planet.
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·Houston Museum of Natural Science
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Note: Mainstream scientists and geologists widely reject the mudfossil hypothesis, noting that superficial resemblances of rocks to body parts are instances of pareidolia and that claims of DNA in rock samples typically stem from environmental or handling contamination rather than authentic biological petrifaction of entire mountains."