Canadian backhoe operator Edgar Nernberg was digging a basement for a new house in Alberta when he stumbled upon five fish fossils. The avid collector called up a paleontologist at the University of Calgary, who said the fish had been dead for about 60 million years. The Calgary Sun asked Nernberg, who also happens to be on the board of the Big Valley Creation Science Museum, whether his scientific find made him doubt that Earth was only 6,000 years old.
He laughed, and said, “no.”
“There’s no dates stamped on these things,” he explained.
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Einstein said: “The only difference between genius and stupidity, genius has limits.”
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About 66 km due south of the Creation Museum is our famous Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology. The Tyrrell contains a series of chronological galleries celebrating the 3.9-billion-year-history of life on Earth. The Edgars of the world would refute the ‘time stamps’ on everything at the Tyrell too…
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See, we Canadian have wingnuts too!! I LOVED the Royal Tyrrell Museum, btw (see above comment). Fabulous part of Canada to visit. The Badlands are gorgeous.
Creationist museum guy is a nutbar. We have a creationist “science” museum 30 mins from us in little Cornwall. WTF kind of idiot trend are we starting here?!!
http://www.creationsciencecentre.ca/
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