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Originally Posted by rodin
Above sea level land masses match across the Atlantic and also the Pacific (coastal regions). This is not predicted by plate tectonics.
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It doesn't? that is news to all the geologists in the world. Sure it does, it just doesn't go on to blindly say that ALL coastline should match since coastlines are determined by sea level and the true edges of the continents are at the continental shelf. Do you know where the continental shelf is located?
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As for the lopsided Earth. If all land mass was to one side, that would unbalance the Earth. In order to support the Pangea argument you have to argue that the oceanic side was much more dense than the Pangea side, to produce a CoG that would result in the Oceanic distribution of the Pangea model. A counterbalancing weight to Pangea.
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Again, you argue from personal incredulity. Do you have any scientific arguments or just a repeat of the same old logical fallacy?