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To: SirRealist who wrote (31709)	6/6/2002 4:52:53 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Respond to of 281500

SirR, you are inviting a vast dissertation. Suffice to say that earth is wet, mobile and living. So the sins of the past are rapidly covered. Even if big rocks hit the atmosphere and the rock mountain is smithereened, they cause a big pressure wave which can flatten forests or cities [see Tunguska's little bang] or create a large oceanic wave which will spread out and bump into low-lying land, houses and people - who should not lie low but should live in the mountains. Worrying about the greenhouse tide rises is a joke. As they happen [if they do] we can just rebuild higher up. It's the sudden changes which are much more fun. Incoming rock mountains make sudden changes. Mqurice PS: I'm glad you liked my bed-time story.