If it is a moot point, then why are you here persistently showing us that you do not think it is a moot point?
That is rich coming from the person that has so far avoided answering anyone's questions. I haven't made any claims about the origin of the permafrost or its contents and haven't got a burden to provide one. Even if I did, I haven't seen anything to provide an alternative explanation for. You refuse to provide your explanation, you just abandoned your claims and then went to it is magic anyway.
I don't see much point in continuing this. My conclusion is that you don't really understand what it is you are claiming and are just repeating a claim you found somewhere. I could be wrong, but you won't ever show us that I am.
I remain disappointed in how this turned out.
OK, Dan.
What do you think would happen to the higher-latitude ground when it flooded from waters falling down and waters rising from below, and saturated it?
And I also stated that the “waters above”, formed a canopy enveloping Earth’s entire atmosphere; staying intact, it would form what? It would create somewhat of a greenhouse effect. If it was suddenly ruptured, what would happen in the higher latitudes? That falling water, as ice crystals, would be devastating, and the surrounding air temperature would abruptly chill, to put it mildly!
But the waters from the underground springs, as stated in the account, as it came in contact with the abruptly-cooling atmosphere, would engulf any life on the surface and freeze it.
There would probably be instantly-formed microclimates everywhere, with extreme weather phenomena including eddies and vacuums occurring worldwide.
It was a catastrophic event, for heavens sake! We see the after effects.
If you don’t agree, propose a different scenario. One that explains the Permafrost & the carcasses. Some areas of the Permafrost, btw, are as deep as 1000 m in parts of Siberia. With many animal remains
within it...not on top of it. Which requires an explanation. (Those
near the top, have been scavenged at times, during warmer periods.)
EDIT: I’ve been researching how a vapor / ice / water canopy, prior to the Flood, would hold up under foreign objects such as asteroids entering and penetrating the atmosphere . Especially one like the Dino-killer of 65 myo. I’ll see what I can find.