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I know, I have the book. I have been referring to it for years. The section on radio carbon dating is excellent and I think some other ideas complete what he says in that part. The windows of heaven were opened. That's pretty much it for scripture. And I think there are some forensic claims...

It had to be if there was a canopy. It might be the reason carbon dates for pre-flood material are off. Ok. I don't think that applies to me, though.

I had never known people interpreted those passages that way until I heard it here on TOL. So that's not it is always based on.

I think that depends on the mix of gases. Humans can stay in barometric chambers indefinitely.

That's it

I would tend to say that the water canopy (I'm not saying Canopy Theory since that evokes ideas that the canopy was the main driver of the flood when it was just a footnote on the water it provided) could also contribute to the solutions that were attributed to it. So it doesn't need to be...

Huh? Of course it doesn't diminish HPT. It supports it. Yes, we agree on this 100%.

I mean fragile relative to no water under the crust. Had it not been for the water under the crust, it would not have broken

Ok. I'd say if it were the crust opening like a window (not a modern window but a small opening in a structure that would let light or air through) that would somehow be different than the walls of heaven? What I'm trying to say is that God knew what a window was and would not have described...

I think there was a water canopy of some sort as well. But be careful about saying "canopy theory" because that has, in general, a meaning that the flood waters came in large part from said canopy. I think there was a canopy of some sort because of the passage that touches on the windows of...

Again? Did I say it was all Biden's fault to begin with?

Amazing! You've cracked the secret to the global oil market! 😆😅😂🤣

😆😅😂🤣 That's totally it! 😄😁😂😅

I wasn't going to waste my time looking up your posts, but as I predicted you'd say something wrong in short order as demonstrated in the Oil Prices thread.

Ok. You had your chance to answer the question.

Yeah, because investors aren't interested in profits. So you still haven't given us the real answer why investors don't want to invest in oil production when profits are high. LOL. Sure man. Even by your standards it doesn't stand, that it's the oil companies and not investors. You're free to...

Investors realize that either the government will pull the rug out from under their investment, or the government has placed restrictions on production that increase costs so there is no opportunity to make profits even if oil is high. Your turn. What is the answer? "Still plenty of drilling...

Then the question is no longer why oil producers will not pump oil, but why are investors not taking advantage of a great opportunity. Let us know what you find. And, BTW, it means you are still wrong.

Independent producers develop 91 percent of the wells in the United States – producing 83 percent of America’s oil and 90 percent of America’s natural gas.

You are wrong here. Most oil companies do not have a substantial cash reserves. And by most oil companies I mean the relatively small independent companies that produce about 80% of the oil in the US.