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If there was a flood, the same data would not necessarily calculate the same from a non-uniformative premise.
Buz, that is not correct.
A flood would have no effect on any fundamental physical process. Radioactive decay rates would be completely unaffected by it.
If you're saying that the flood could have affected the composition of all the rocks we can now study, then I don't believe there's any evidence to support you.
Even if it did, the isochron dating methods we often use can detect this.
So we can say for certain, based on our current understanding of physics, that the flood would not invalidate dating.