Megaflood 'made Island Britain'

�Britain became separated from mainland Europe after a catastrophic flood some time before 200,000 years ago, a sonar study of the English Channel confirms.�

I read carefully through the evidence. I found it confusing about what it was trying to say and nowhere near the usual BBC standard of scientific reporting. That a hypothetical lake caused such a huge flood is beyond belief. I would say to produce evidence of this mystical lake before producing the secondary evidence of flooding which could have been caused by other factors. Then the article does not mention core samples. For all the millions of core samples taken in the area one could produce a pattern that shows whether it was fresh of salt water that first flowed through. This technique is well known.

Global warming is happening in hundreds of years, says who? How do we know how long it will take? The biggest supercomputer in the world cannot predict that with any accuracy so its just guesswork, we simply don't know. There are glaciers growing in New Zealand. Why is that? Does it refute global warming? Of course not. But what it does do is prove that not everything is black and white in nature, science, of interpretation of data, or of the accepted role we have in all this.

And I can offer proof, just like you can, because I read books, I read the paper, I browse the internet, I keep informed. This is not a knowledge issue, it is an interpretive one, meaning that no matter how much facts you put on the table, others can be sourced to refute them. Simply, none is right or wrong, but some are harder to prove than others, such as global warming. This is an abstract, media created term that does not specify the true insinuations behind its catching exterior. Its not like the exoskeleton of invertebrates containing chitin, or the amount of bones we have in our hand, this issue by its nature is vague, and no matter how many sources you forward to back your point, it will not be proven beyond doubt. Yeah, the world is changing, and quickly, and yeah the people are changing too, and very slowly. Does this equal the end of civilisation as we know it? Maybe, but we've only been here for a blink anyway, so what ya goina do? I aint goina start losing sleep about how i'm killing the world, because the world is going to live on, it is just our present array of organisms that won't. It's just a matter of time. We may make it quicker, yeah, but what's a blink in a day of time?