Here's a quick one to consider. The Himalayas are supposed to have been around for more than 50 million years. It is known they get taller by 1 cm every year.

So the quick math of that is 50,000,000 times 1 cm

Why aren't the Himalayas 50,000,000 cm's tall?


50,000,000 cm's is 500 kilometres.

Here's the rebuttal. Geological processes aren't constant over the ages.

Ice age eroded them... a LOT.

It's how the Great Lakes were formed.