It’s basically two booleans that don’t go together
Is the mountains older than the dinosaurs = false
Is the mountains older than bones = true
They should both be true, but the writer had the first be false, hence leading to all dinosaurs being boneless. I guess it’s a colloquialism in the English language, otherwise all y’all wouldn’t had downvote the poster for being pedantic
Hehe. I was being cheeky and expected a few downvotes.
I don’t like it when understandable-but-imperfect grammar is needlessly harped on about either, but I thought this “mistake” and its placement in the post was funny so I pointed it out anyway.
TIL dinosaurs didn’t have bones.
All dinosaurs may have bones, but not all bones are from dinosaurs.
This is not the poster is pointing out.
It’s basically two booleans that don’t go together
Is the mountains older than the dinosaurs = false
Is the mountains older than bones = true
They should both be true, but the writer had the first be false, hence leading to all dinosaurs being boneless. I guess it’s a colloquialism in the English language, otherwise all y’all wouldn’t had downvote the poster for being pedantic
Dang I didn’t even notice that logical inconsistency until you pointed it out. It should say “The mountains aren’t just older than dinosaurs.”
Of course you’re getting downvoted to hell because everyone either didn’t slow down to read it more carefully or can’t understand sarcasm.
Hehe. I was being cheeky and expected a few downvotes.
I don’t like it when understandable-but-imperfect grammar is needlessly harped on about either, but I thought this “mistake” and its placement in the post was funny so I pointed it out anyway.
They didn’t. The bone like structures inside of dinosaurs are called fossils, and they’re closer to rock than bone