As you wish.
Do you have any evidence to support this belief?
Please answer the following two questions:
1. Are you the same species as your father?
2. Which of your ancestors was not the same species as his son or daughter?
How is it then that you can state so emphatically that there were no human ancestors existing alongside the dinosaurs?
I don't see why. Convince me why I should discard my beliefs that no human ancestors existed at the time of the dinosaurs?
Indeed, I certainly consider an asteroid smashing into Earth to be a catastrophic event, and such an event most certainly could have stopped all dinosaurs from reproducing.
That is most interesting and irrelevant.
And you're saying that the KT boundary has prevented human beings from having ancestors that were existent during the age of dinosaurs? I don't think so.
You are really misinformed here and your statements show you know nothing about any of these sciences.
"Do you have any evidence to support this belief?"
Its not belief, its billions of facts that support the evidence.
"Please answer the following two questions:
1. Are you the same species as your father?
2. Which of your ancestors was not the same species as his son or daughter?"
This is a joke right? The answers are here.
Human Evolution by The Smithsonian Institution's Human Origins Program
"How is it then that you can state so emphatically that there were no human ancestors existing alongside the dinosaurs?"
"I don't see why. Convince me why I should discard my beliefs that no human ancestors existed at the time of the dinosaurs?"
"Indeed, I certainly consider an asteroid smashing into Earth to be a catastrophic event, and such an event most certainly could have stopped all dinosaurs from reproducing."
Before I go any further what is the KT boundary. So you understand it.
There were NO HUMANS 65 million year ago for a fact.
By the way the descendants of the dinosaurs are now birds.
"That is most interesting and irrelevant."
"There was another large group before them who also went extinct the
Pelycosaurs, Archosaurs, Therapsids , when they went extinct it lead to the dinosaurs, when they went extinct it lead to mammals and to us."
No its totally relevant and part of the billions of facts of how we evolved. There was also the Permian mass extinction which was bigger then the dinosaur one. Where 96% of all life went extinct and everything on Earth evolved from there, including the dinosaurs, then they got wiped out.