Subterranean Collapse Theory
We tend to take the oceans for granted. I know I do! Their looming vastness and staggering size isn’t something we wrestle with in our daily lives. The reality is, however, that the earth's surface is 70% water. Humans, land animals, trees, and the vast majority of human existence is all carried out on a mere 30% of our planet. And even that number is generous, as it doesn’t factor in the considerable areas of uninhabitable land ranging from deserts to glaciers. But what if it wasn’t always this way? What if the earth looked radically different in the pre-flood (antediluvian) world? Well, I have a theory that I’d like to share. As far as I know, this theory is unique, and I’m also not a trained scientist, so take everything I posit with a healthy grain of salt. Very little is known about the geology and geography of the pre-flood planet, and the best evidence I can produce is circumstantial at best. With that out of the way, (drumroll please) I present: THE SUBTERRANEAN COLLAPSE ...