from the Wikipedia page:
> In 1920 the rock was completely excavated and relocated to a new location on the shoreline and a granite portico was erected over it.
As for the "Nothing Ever Happens" argument, it may be a good prediction most of the time, but clearly not always, as sometimes things do happen. And things such as extreme climate change are pretty bad, and we should be concerned even if they will happen with a low probability. From the year-over-year statistics of average global temperature, it seems that the probability that it will keep rising is not low at all. There is record-breaking heat every year, something already is happening.
I still don't get it why you are so sure you're right, to the point where you get angry at people who believe in the opposite, when many of the arguments you offer can be used the other way and none of them actually proves that greenhouse effect is not a thing. Your arguments provide some evidence, but I wouldn't say the evidence is overwhelming, and you seem to ignore the evidence in favor of the greenhouse effect theory.
Eugenio Parmon
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