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According to evolutionists, the Holocene is the geologic period we now live in. They claim it covers the last 12,000 years and all of human civilization (although not all of humanity). It supposedly covers the Neolithic to the Information Age, and is theorized to have been preceded by the [[Pleistocene]]. | According to evolutionists, the Holocene is the geologic period we now live in. They claim it covers the last 12,000 years and all of human civilization (although not all of humanity). It supposedly covers the Neolithic to the Information Age, and is theorized to have been preceded by the [[Pleistocene]]. | ||
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Revision as of 00:02, June 14, 2007
According to evolutionists, the Holocene is the geologic period we now live in. They claim it covers the last 12,000 years and all of human civilization (although not all of humanity). It supposedly covers the Neolithic to the Information Age, and is theorized to have been preceded by the Pleistocene.