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One of the challenges of a young earth creationist view I have always used is the speed of which the tectonic plates would have had to move to get into the position they are in now. But while reading a lot about population ethics and statistics on how we will have grown as a species over even recent years, believing that the human population is at its current size after 6000 years from 2 people is fucking mental. Especially considering a disruption from an alleged flood.
Does anybody know anywhere I can look to see how fast our ancestors would have had to reproduce to get to our size now. Generally interested.
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