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My science teacher showed us pictures of the dragons that people hunted and about the hidden coves where dinosaurs still exist and there's native tribes that know about them but nobody talks about it because it would kill their evolution narrative
Did they watch Journey to the Centre of the Earth and think it was a documentary?
If someone were to break out a stegosaurus right now, it wouldn't disprove evolution, it would disprove the extinction.
To disprove evolution you would need to interrogate a horseshoe crab to find out what they looked like before.