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The concept of continental drift was difficult for some people to accept primarily because it challenged established scientific beliefs and the prevailing understanding of geology at the time. Many scientists found it hard to envision how massive continents could move across the Earth's surface, given the lack of a clear mechanism explaining this movement. Additionally, there was limited evidence to support the theory until later geological discoveries, such as the matching Coastlines and fossil records across continents, provided more convincing proof. This resistance was compounded by the strong influence of Alfred Wegener's persona and the initial rejection of his ideas by many in the scientific community.

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