04 Dec '06 07:26>
It's common in life that many happenings we can see or understand have repeating cycles. The earth spinning on it's axis, the earths revolution of the sun, maybe global warming has repeating cycles etc.
Most of what we can understand of repeating cycles is that which we can see evidence of in our lifetime, and the longer term cycles that these give proof too. To understand and prove repeating cycles that take millions, billions or even a longer amount of years to evolve may be somewhat more difficult to give a sure proof to support it.
Continental drift is theory in science, but one I believe in. It comes under the suspicions that basically ALL land was formed in the one area many, many eons ago, and then due to "x" has been spreading out across the globe. My thoughts are that the land will eventually join back together again like bubbles in a bath, and the resulting effect of the imbalanced land-mass will cause the same effect to repeat again.
Do you agree with this?
Most of what we can understand of repeating cycles is that which we can see evidence of in our lifetime, and the longer term cycles that these give proof too. To understand and prove repeating cycles that take millions, billions or even a longer amount of years to evolve may be somewhat more difficult to give a sure proof to support it.
Continental drift is theory in science, but one I believe in. It comes under the suspicions that basically ALL land was formed in the one area many, many eons ago, and then due to "x" has been spreading out across the globe. My thoughts are that the land will eventually join back together again like bubbles in a bath, and the resulting effect of the imbalanced land-mass will cause the same effect to repeat again.
Do you agree with this?