The evidence keeps pointing in the same direction: catastrophic flooding on a scale that reshaped continents, and the growing likelihood that impact events triggered it. The flood legends aren't just stories. They're cultural memories of real events, preserved across civilizations. He's been walking the scablands, examining the stratigraphy, following the erosion patterns. The physical record is undeniable. What's emerging now is the connection between those floods and cosmic forcing mechanisms. Impacts into ice sheets, impacts into oceans, rapid deglaciation, catastrophic outburst flooding. The Indian Ocean impact hypothesis, for example, offers a plausible mechanism for the kind of global deluge described in the Noah narrative. This isn't fringe speculation. It's a coherent framework built on geology, hydrology, and impact physics. What's needed now is an academic infrastructure to study it seriously. Catastrophism 101. A whole school dedicated to understanding how these events shaped human history.