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If tectonic plates are always moving, however slowly, why don't mountains get taller over time and valleys lower?

If tectonic plates are always moving, however slowly, why don't mountains get taller over time and valleys lower?
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If tectonic plates are always moving, however slowly, why don't mountains get taller over time and valleys lower?

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because the natural generated stuff don't change a lot in time

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