#Dinosaur Exhibits are #Fake

A T. Rex model at the American Museum of Natural History's 

"T. Rex: The Ultimate Predator" exhibit in New York

JANUARY 2, 2023

NY Times: Tyrannosaurus Rex: The Once and Future King

REBUTTAL BY

The demented cult of make-believe "scientism" -- not to be confused with actual observational and experimental science -- has insanely twisted many fields of study beyond the recognition of the sane mind. Some of the most extreme examples apply to the fields of psychology, cosmology, climatology, virology and, today's subject, paleontology. Get a load of this madness, from the article (wise-cracks added in parenthetical red):

“'It took evolution a long time to make T. rex,' said Stephen Brusatte, a paleontologist at the University of Edinburgh and author of a recent book on dinosaurs. (Cha Ching!)

Most of the early tyrannosaurs were small, some as small as a chicken (palm to face, sighing, shaking head). Many were dog-size to deer-size. These earlier tyrannosaurs were not the top predators for most of those 100 million years.'" (numbers pulled out of his ass)

With absolute certainty and in total unison, the High Priests of the Magic Church of Paleontology chant that the creatures they have dubbed "dinosaurs" died out "66 million years ago ™." (Satanist alert! Satanist alert!) Google: "sixty six million years ago" and see. That's interesting because the High Priests of the Magic Church of Cosmology also preach that Earth is moving through space at "66,000 miles per hour ™" (Satanist alert! Satanist alert!) and that the Earth's Axis is tilted at 23.4 degrees (90 degrees - 23.4 = 66.6 (Satanist alert! Satanist alert!))

Something to think about, and to go along with the mythical "6 million Jews" ™ of Holohoax fame; and the magical "6 feet of social distancing needed to avoid becoming a victim of the imaginary Stupid-19 scamdemic.

As all "educated" ™ people should know by now, the "dinosaurs" were wiped out by an asteroid strike "66" million years ago ™, and the speedy Earth moves through space at "66" thousand miles per hour ™, and the corollary of Earth's 23.4 Axial Tilt is 66.6 degrees.

The Slimes article about the "Tyrannosaurus Rex" exhibit at New York's famed Temple, er, "Museum" of Natural History repeats the dubious dogma of Dinosaurism which we were all brought up on:

"Tyrannosaurus Rex is still the biggest, baddest land predator of all time. It was the size of a city bus. ... Scientists are just as smitten as the rest of us.

After T. rex was first described in 1905, the world’s most charismatic megafossil could have turned out to be a mere curiosity. There was no guarantee more would be found, nor could anyone anticipate how interesting its history would turn out to be. But for more than 100 years, T. rex has been an extraordinary gift to the study of dinosaurs, and perhaps to science in general."

Now this might come as a surprise to some of "youse guys," and may even smack of "Crazy Town" talk. But the fact of the matter is that the "scientists" ™ who have wasted their lives "studying" these fairy tales do not know what the creatures linked to certain fossils looked like, nor how long ago they "disappeared." The museum exhibits are artistic renderings based on incomplete remains and lots of creative computer-model-assisted conjecture. In many cases, the actual incomplete remnants of creatures unknown, or mis-classified, are kept in "temples" which only the well-kept High Priests of Fake Academia can access.

The dog & pony shows in the world's "museums" display artistic works, not skeletons. What we know about T-Rex and other "dinosaurs" is based upon incomplete fractured remains said to be "66 million years old."

This is not to suggest that some very large species (or just larger versions of existing species) did not exist and die out many centuries ago. What we do not know however is what they exactly looked like, when they disappeared, and why. And even some of the more honest (though still insane) paleontologists will concede this fact. Dinosaur "expert" and "science writer" Brian Switek:

"Once you put up a dinosaur skeleton it’s very, very difficult to take it back down again. There are actually some very wrong dinosaurs that are still up in a lot of institutions. If you go to the American Museum of Natural History in New York City you’ll see dinosaurs that have broken tails and broken backs, they’re still dragging their tails, they’re still looking as they did in the early 20th century just because it’s impossible to remove them from the plaster and the armatures that they were put on.

One of the greatest things about science is that it’s always changing, based on new evidence. But it’s hard for us to let go of our emotional ties to what we once knew to be true." (emphasis added)

As for the motives behind Fake Paleontology, well, it appears to trace back to the usual suspects and for the usual reasons; namely, the acquisition of money and the promotion of the religion of Atheism -- a "twofer." Modern Dinosaurism -- a very lucrative industry dominated by "Jewish intellectuals" -- and its associated multi-billion year old Earthism are always closely linked to atheistic Evolution ™. You see, if at one time "dinosaurs ruled the Earth" ™ while the unrecognizable ancestors of us humans were still swimming in the ocean or crawling through slime pits; then mankind -- said to be the unintended product of blind random forces -- ain't so special after all. It is such a pathetic and hopeless world-view for humanity; but a demonic dogma that is very good for the godless modern day monsters who lord over us and seek to reshape us all in their own perverse image, instead of God's.

Atheistic legends of "Paleontology" --- Tilly Edinger (cough cough), Deon Lessum (cough cough), Stephen Jay Gould (cough cough)

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Boobus Americanus 1: I read in the New York Times today about the T-Rex exhibit at the Museum of Natural History.

Boobus Americanus 2: Awesome! My kids love dinosaurs!
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St. Sugar: Be ssure to tell your idiot massked-up kidss that it'ss all jusst plasster and fiction, Boobuss.

Editor: Wouldn't it be funny if what they call a "Tyrannosaurus Rex" was actually a gentle plant eater half the size of what they say it was? -- or maybe just an overgrown alligator?