Where are the baby dinosaurs?
Do not consider all written below very seriously. This is my first try to write something in a public network.
Several days ago I watched a video on TED about dinosaurs http://www.ted.com/talks/jack_horner_shape_shifting_dinosaurs
Its speaker in a funny form explained huge scientists mistakes in a world heritage.
All scientists like/have passion to give names to their discoveries, they were nurtured such way (we all), so this is why now there are plenty of different types of dinosaurs (not live of course).
In some moments of his speech I even feel his grief about this fact :)
He asked him-self a question, why there are no baby dinosaurs in museums. According him it was outrage of logic.
It was like an incentive to find a truth about dinosaurs. I do not think that he wanted abuse or accuse scientists, but his speech does not look like an allege.
His students cut dinosaurs skulls to check and compare their structure. The results showed us how our scientists were blindly.
I think that many of us even do not think that such things even affordable, but instead of 18 unique dinosaurs which spread known there are only 7 unique, where all others are just their babies and adults.
My personal attitude to this is doubly. I like such discoveries and it was interesting to watch it.
But maybe he must have more valuable arguments to accuse scientists in their mistakes.
He accomplished great job together with his students, I comprehend and appreciate him.
It always curious to see how people take some deformed skulls or skeletons and tell interesting stories and make discovers.
In some cases truth even more depends on speakers diction, articulation and loquacious. If a speaker is a confident it is easy to become a sacrifice of his 'facts' in terms of what it truth and what is not
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Where are the baby dinosaurs?
Do not consider what is written below very seriously. This is my first try writing something on a public forum.
Several days ago I watched a video on TED about dinosaurs http://www.ted.com/talks/jack_horner_shape_shifting_dinosaurs
The speaker, in a humorous way, explained huge scientific mistakes made in world heritage.
All scientists like to give names to their discoveries. They seem to have a passion for it. This behavior is encouraged by the scientific community and society in general, and we all are like this. So because of this there are plenty of different types of dinosaurs (not live of course).
In some moments of his speech I even feel his grief about this fact :)
He asked himself a question: why are there no baby dinosaurs in museums? According him it was outrage of logic.
It was like an incentive to him to find the truth about dinosaurs. I do not think that he wanted abuse or accuse scientists, but his speech does not look like an allege.? (I'm sorry, but I'm not sure what you're trying to say here. Allegation?)
His students cut dinosaurs' skulls open to check and compare their structure. The results showed us how our scientists were blind.
I think that many of us even do not think that such things even reasonable (?), but instead of 18 unique dinosaurs which are well known there are only seven. All others are just babies or adults of the same type.
My personal attitude to this is doubly happy(?). I like such discoveries and it was interesting to watch it.
But I think maybe he must have more valuable arguments to accuse scientists of their mistakes.
He has accomplished a great job together with his students. I commend (?) and appreciate him.
It is always curious to see how people take some deformed skulls or skeletons and tell interesting stories and make discoveries.
In some cases truth depends too much on a speakers diction, articulation and loquaciousness. If a speaker is confident, it is easy to become blind to his 'facts' in terms of what it truth and what is not
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Thank you for this entry. Until I read it I didn't know about this TED video. :) Thank you for sharing your discovery.
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