(Dissapointed you used your junk account but I can't blame you...) I was wrong here kasey.
A chart showing we have exceeded routinely previous highs over human existing history would be pretty convincing. And not on a human recorded scale (300 years), nor a geolgical scale (earth is around 4 billion years), but a homo sapien scale (2 million years).
You could use rocks, plant life, animal life as evidence and anything else that would logically chart it.
A chart showing we have exceeded routinely previous highs over human existing history would be pretty convincing. And not on a human recorded scale (300 years), nor a geolgical scale (earth is around 4 billion years), but a homo sapien scale (2 million years).
You could use rocks, plant life, animal life as evidence and anything else that would logically chart it.