There are so many things wrong with this post, it's hard to know where to begin.

I suppose I'll start with the fallacy that no complete dinosaur skeletons have ever been found. I don't know what kind of bubble you needed to live in to believe this, but ANOTHER complete skeleton was just discovered a few years ago, and there was a lot of publicity about it. The first complete one was actually found before the term 'dinosaurus' was ever used. There is a short article you can read here about that skeleton, and how it led to the current classification of dinosaurs.

As you state yourself in this blog, and then back up with facts, dinosaurs were in fact discovered long before the 1800's. They simply were not categorized and classified before then, largely because of a lack of work in the field. We still haven't named all the species currently alive on earth, it only follows naturally that we would be even further behind in naming extinct species, especially since so many of them are (as you mentioned) incomplete. This makes valid classification very difficult.

Next, I'd like to address the fallacy that 'only a select group of people' discover dinosaur bones. Most modern finds are first discovered by contractors, like me, who are excavating for new construction. Paleontologists come in after, (usually after much of the skeleton has already been destroyed by equipment, hence the lack of 'complete' skeletons) and continue the excavation. It is exceedingly rare for a paleontologist to just start digging in a place where someone (NOT in the scientific community) hasn't already found something worth investigating further. Because there is so little money invested in paleontology, scientists in the field nearly always employ volunteers to help with their excavations. It does not require a special degree or training, they will teach you all you need to know the morning you show up. Go ahead and give it a try, you will probably learn much more in one day on a dig site than you will learn from years of watching disinformation videos.

I'll touch briefly on your belief that lack of mention of them in the bible is a red flag. The truth is, you have no idea if they were mentioned in the bible, because the bible you have access to has been HEAVILY redacted (and added to) over the centuries by people in power who wanted to change what people believed about history and the divine.

I'll end on another easy one... your belief that people aren't digging up dinosaur bones all the time. Where I live, you CAN'T dig anywhere without finding marine fossils. In Ridgeland, SC, the sandy soil is literally littered with fossilized shark teeth. There are parts of the Ozarks where dinosaur bones are so common, they just ignore them now. The truth is, people DO dig up dinosaur bones all the time, and have no idea what they are. Most will just look like a piece of stone to the average observer, because they've been fossilized. Bones that still resemble bone are brittle, very easily broken, and often just look like a regular small animal bone.

As for the geocentric vs. heliocentric model (of the solar system, not the universe), the reason that the heliocentric model was EVENTUALLY adopted (Copernicus was excommunicated from the church, and ridiculed for years for this idea, according to history) was because it actually explained what we can observe in the sky. Likewise, the knowledge that the earth is indeed a globe was hard to impress on people, but it is the ONLY shape that explains observable phenomenon. After centuries of scientific observation proving the heliocentric model AND the shape and size of the glove we call Earth (and the moon, and other planets in the solar system) some people STILL don't believe it. All of the first experiments used to measure the size of the earth can be easily replicated, if you care to understand the science.

As Mark Twain said, it's easier to fool people than convince them they're being fooled. Nowhere is this more true than in the realm of religious indoctrination.