Actually very little math, essentially no science, what I assume is also a fraction of what a legit computer science curriculum would cover.

But everything I'd expect a Youtube commenter on a science channel to bring up and only half-remember.

Always the correct answer.

Not unless he has a Nemsis that opposes him constantly like the granitization controversy people did.

Give him time.

Have a look at (a presumably incomplete) list of things found there:

Nebraska Neogene fossils have been *really* damned important to the history of paleontology, too.

Yep.

The other, slightly older Miocene (~20 to 16 million years old) fossil bed in the state is Agate Fossil Beds National Monument at the opposite end of the state.

And more diffusely, lots of late Miocene/Pliocene stuff in the Ogallala formation, and tons of Pleistocene stuff all over the place.

As the state government is not competent, they're literally closing the state flagship university's Earth sciences department. 🙃

It literally never progresses with this topic. Both sides are to the point of making... creative... arguments.

I have seen such... creativity.

It came back in the mid-2010s and still never dealt with the problems of timing, of the Deccan not being at the antipode at the time, and, well, physics.

You might have more fun with that on X. I give it 50-50 odds of stirring up genuine "he lost China!" comments there.