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SuperNintendo Chalmers Member (Idle past 5856 days) Posts: 772 From: Bartlett, IL, USA Joined: |
Nice little speech. Too bad it is just poofy fluff. The age correlation you miss is that it all correlates with a young earth. No it doesn't and you have presented zero evidence it does. You just keep digging your hole deeper and deeper. If you are going to debate these subjects you really ought to learn something about them first. This message has been edited by SuperNintendo Chalmers, 05-04-2006 03:53 PM
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simple  Inactive Member |
Glad you really think you know what you are talking about. I get a kick out of watching the air come out of your type's great ages based on nothing baloon.
Maybe I am wrong. OK, show me how there must have been decay in the garden of Eden 6000 years ago? (Please, no assumptions there was decay, and ages quoted based on that baseless premise) So, how do you think you know there was precisely, specifically, exactly, concisely, in a sentence or two? (Take a few paragraphs if you really need them)
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simple  Inactive Member |
Still nothing of substance to actually say? Keep working on it. Maybe one day you will impress the hec out of all.
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DrJones* Member Posts: 2285 From: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Joined: Member Rating: 7.4 |
show me how there must have been decay in the garden of Eden 6000 years ago
Well first simple you'd have to show that there was a garden of eden 6000 years ago. Just a monkey in a long line of kings. If "elitist" just means "not the dumbest motherfucker in the room", I'll be an elitist! *not an actual doctor
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SuperNintendo Chalmers Member (Idle past 5856 days) Posts: 772 From: Bartlett, IL, USA Joined: |
I only need one sentence.
The Garden of Eden did not exist. In any case I can demonstrate that radioactive decay works and how it works. Can you demonstrate that it doesn't? The burden of proof is on you... since you are the one denying (or just ignorant of?) reality
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SuperNintendo Chalmers Member (Idle past 5856 days) Posts: 772 From: Bartlett, IL, USA Joined: |
It'c certainly better than making a fool out of myself.
I can show that radioactive decay works today, how it works and make predictions based on this. We can actually observe it in operation for isotopes with short half-lives. Now, I claim that it also worked this way in the past based on the EVIDENCE that it works this way now. You claim that it didn't based on nothing except your own ignorance. In addition you might want to work on your spelling and grammar.
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LinearAq Member (Idle past 4698 days) Posts: 598 From: Pocomoke City, MD Joined: |
relative writes: I'm a bit confused here. Are you saying that since we can't demonstrate that things worked the same in the past as they do now, then we can't have any idea about how things were in the past? Hold on here, let's have a gander at that. It CAN'T be demonstrated. This science claim of yours!!!!! This BASIS of what you call science is then to be believed just by faith, I see! Astounding. At last we have it. The curtain is drawn, and the mighty wizard of OZ is just a little wanker. Fine. Got it. What about the recent past? Can we demonstrate that the laws of physics that we test today worked the same way two weeks ago? How about ten minutes ago? If we can say that these laws worked the same as ten minutes ago as they do now, what allows us to do so? What allows us to assume the same physics ten minutes ago and not 10 million years ago? Does this apply to spacial displacement also? Are you also saying that we can't demonstrate that the laws of physics apply equally to the place I am and to the place I am not? How does this new-found doubt about the past affect our ability to convict a murderer using forensic evidence? (actually not evidence since we can't trust that physics was the same yesterday.)
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DrFrost Inactive Member |
quote: It's based on the premise that a plants metabolism is significantly greater during the day than the night. (I believe there's solid bibilical evidence that the early earth still had day and night.) If a tree were putting on a measurable girth in a 24 hour period (say, the size of an annual growth ring today) then I still assert you'd be able to measure a difference between what grew during the day and what grew at night. This change in density could easily be visible as growth rings are today. Either way, though, I'm not going to debate it. It's all based on conjecture and I honestly don't believe trees ever grew that fast anyway. I'm afraid we must agree to disagree on this point.
quote:quote: I'll change my profile to allow messages. Send it to me a private message or post it to the biblical forum and send me a message with a link. I've never heard anyone assert that trees grew in a matter of days and I think it would be interesting to see what biblical evidence you have for this.
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iano Member (Idle past 1962 days) Posts: 6165 From: Co. Wicklow, Ireland. Joined: |
Hi relative, welcome to the cauldron. Off-topic and for general information purposes. Is your position that of salvation by faith alone. And in case you are and you suspect and ambush, then let me say that that is my position.
Cheers Iano
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DrFrost Inactive Member |
quote: This is great data by the way. Very interesting. But this range of days per annum is big: 385 to 410. That's almost a 10% variation. I also wonder if the material itself has been contaminated, as minerals leach in and out over millenia. BUT, let's go with 390 days. That means we've lost roughly 25 days since these corals were formed. If the 2 seconds per 100,000 years is correct then.... 25 days translates to 2,160,000 seconds. Divide that by 2 and multiply by 100,000 years and we get: 108,000,000,000. Let me double check that: 25 days * (24 hours/day) * (60 minutes/hour) * (60 seconds/minute) = 2,160,000 seconds. 2,160,000 seconds * (100,000 years/ 2 second slowdown) = 108,000,000,000 years. That exceeds the estimated age of the universe by an order of magnitude. Ok, ok... someone check my math or point out what fact I haven't taken into account. Assuming the earth is 6,000,000,000 years old. Assume the average slowdown in that period has been 10 sec/100,000 years then:6e9 * (10 sec/1e5) = 600,000 seconds = 10,000 minutes = 166.7 hours = 7 days (approximately). Anything more than about a 7 day variation per year just wouldn't make sense. Help me out here...
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RAZD Member (Idle past 1427 days) Posts: 20714 From: the other end of the sidewalk Joined: |
The red data points are coral. many of them are hiden by other data points. For links to the individual studies and plots of just the coral data, see CALIBRATION DATA SETS. I also see that the Lake Suigetsu data is included there as well. It would be interesting to put together a slide show of each one then add it to the previous. we are limited in our ability to understand by our ability to understand RebelAAmerican.Zen[Deist
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RAZD Member (Idle past 1427 days) Posts: 20714 From: the other end of the sidewalk Joined: |
relative, msg 23 writes: It makes little difference when, I have heard some guesses there. It makes 'little difference' only to those who don't want to know if this is correct or not. If you want to believe in a fantasy then it is best not to challenge the foundations of that fantasy eh? If you want to be ignorant you better not look for information.
Why does it not matter? Because all we observe is our universe that works the way it does, and is composed of what it is composed of. And the only information we have is that it has always behaved the same way, that there are no great forces that change things from time to time. There is no reason to believe that things were ever different.
Ancient corals grew according to conditions then, if the present mimics that pattern in what now is a day cycle, it means only that the conditions are such that this is now how it works. So you have absolutely no explanation for daily rings inside of annual rings that you (now) claim are {pre-flood day} rings. The best you can come up with is "gosh something else must have happened to (mimic) make it look that way" ... I'll take that as an admission that you cannot answer the coral daily ring information with your day=annual cycle hypothesis so you have to invent a second mechanism to explain it, a second mechanism that you can't even imagine. You have to invoke "god-did-it" (to fool us).
relative, msg 25 writes: No, because radioactive decay is a present process, totally inapplicable to the deep past. There was none, You're not reading the post 'relative' -- you claimed there was no radioactivity in the past, therefore at any time before the {magic day radioactive decay commenced} there was no C-14 to be absorbed in any plants and animals. None, zero, zip. All plants and animals would have grown without an atom of C-14.
Says who? And assuming what? Says you, assuming your hypothesis is correct.
Irrelevant, as there was no 50,000 years to begin with. You're not getting the picture. For there to be no C-14 in specimens by evo standards, they have to be 50,000 evo years old -- so if there is no C-14 in the specimens they will date to 50,000+ years old in evo years, regardless of WHY they have no C-14. This means that if the change from non-radioactivity to radioactivity occurred sometime LESS than 50,000 years ago, there should be a sudden jump in ages at the magic date of radioacitivity -- from say 8,000 years (the end of the bristlecone pine annual ring data) to the null C-14 value of 50,000 years. This should be visible across the board world wide, with absolutely no possible dates between 8,000 (or whatever) years and 50,000 years. This is your hypothesis, it has been falsified - absolutely - for all data that is based on C-14 AND correlated to annual growth rings (and we've only touched the tip of the iceberg of data with the bristlecone pine).
Again, this assume the light was then the same. In fact the documentation of the bible clearly shows there was plants and light before any stars or sun was made. No it just assumes that the causes of radioactive C-14 are the same in both cases where the radioactive element has been generated. We are talking about {after the day radioactivity commenced} after all eh? So this has to be after your change in light, gravity, etc.
There are many old age pattern correlations that we could make. There are many young earth correlations as well. All draw on the same facts and present observations. You're missing the point: there is no sudden change in dating of objects from back to {the day radioactivity commenced} (whether it is 4000 or 8000 or 12000 is irrelevant) and then a sudden jump to 50,000 years. None, zero, zip.
The oldest trees correspond roughly with the time the change happened. I forget but I think the Joshua tree was what, 4700 or whatever years old by the rings. If it was, say, (we could use any number) then, if the change happened fairly suddenly 4400 years ago, it means that there were about 300 rings grown in the former state of the world. That could have taken say, a year, or, perhaps decades. WE don't know if all trees always must have grown as quickly as some could grow. But the tree rings date consistently with C-14. There is no sudden jump to 50,000 year old rings.
msg 23 again writes: A change so big, so fundamental, as to affect gravity, light, and the atomic and molecular structures of matter, and etc. reducing the growth rates, and lifespans and other things happened. ... The changes were so fundamental, that lava even cooled very very quickly! This allows rapid continental seperation. It means that relativity is not relative after all, except to the present physical universe. And yet it left absolutely no evidence of this occurring. So to recap, going back only 8,000 evo years we have two scenarios: (1) things happened 8,000 years ago in the same way that they happen today, trees grow annual rings, coral grow daily and annual rings, carbon 14 was made in the atmosphere in the same way it is now and absorbed into plants and animals in the same way that it is now -- there is not a single reason to expect otherwise because the data from multitudes of sources all show the same results ... we'll look at the evidence and find none that is inconsistent with these concepts, and call this the theory of {same-old same-old}. OR (2) things were entirely different 8,000 years ago, nothing we know happened the same way back then, birds swam and fish flew, the sun orbited a flat earth, trees grew with their leaves underground and their roots in the air, even the air was different, corals were hypnotized into thinking there were 400 days in a single day, and the blue meanies all lived in argentina ... we'll ignore any and all evidence that invalidates this and call this the {simple theory of everything was different so you can believe whatever you like} OR (3) the big change hasn't happened in the data yet, 8,000 years is not long ago enough. Enjoy. we are limited in our ability to understand by our ability to understand RebelAAmerican.Zen[Deist
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simple  Inactive Member |
Yes.
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quote: Or the same. How would you know what forces beyond our present understanding affected matter? If you don't know, fine, don't pretend you do. eh?
quote:"Daily rings" 'inside' "anual rings"? How would you be able to tell a daily, or weekly ring in a different past from a present anual one precisely? quote:No, I simply note that the past processes were not the same. Neither the past composition of the structure and make up of the universe. Since you can't say it was, and demonstrate it, why not just roll over and admit? quote:I said no radioactive decay universally. Nothing wrong with a little cold fusion or even hot reaction to serve a purpose some little place. quote: I said there was no 50,000 years, not that there was or was not C 14. Tell me how much you need, or are missing, and maybe I'll tell you why.
quote:The causes of carbon before the great change and after would not be the same. Now, we know how carbon 14 is produced. quote: Ah, so that is what is throwing you! If we date the tree rings up to 4400 years with the actual rings, we have close to real time. If we go beyond that we do not. But if you are talking about dating the wood with the C 14 process, rather than rings, that is a different thing. Then we get into a carbon dating issue, and the assumptions in that. Since the error curve in dating with C14 goes back around the time of the great change, beyond which accurate dates are not reliable, it fits with a young age model.
quote:Why would there be a change of imaginary dates from the dating process of carbon dating? You may claim less carbon means greater age, but beyond 4400 years what carbon are we really talking about anyhow? A little bit. A bit that got there not in this present state of matter, but in the former state. WE can run young earth numbers, and models on that bit, or old! Nothing says it has to be your way. quote: Our present physical universe is the change that was left. Only your inability to see it stands in the way.
quote: Things happened much the same way, yes. There were tree rings, etc, but the timeframes involved were radically different, as the state of matter and the universe was different. Carbon was then possibly in greatly different quantities, and reacted differently with plants as well.
quote:Plants were plants. We ate the fruit of trees, which could grow in days. Hyper evolution was possible as well. Light was different, and gravity as we know it did not exist. The spiritual realm was closer at hand. So close they married our girls. They even tried to build a tower to that realm. Matter could cool very fast. Light was different too. The evidence we have is how it now works. The amount of carbon, or tree rings we now see forming bears no relation to the future or past.
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simple  Inactive Member |
quote:It is, yes. It was not, however, if you expect to see something we don't see. A more moderate climate, remember, with cold blooded creatures up near the arctic. A different light, and all the different diffusions involved there. A water layer above the earth even. Now, of course that too would be impossible. Not then. The fundamental forces such as gravity were not in existance as we know them. Yes, things stayed on earth, and there were forces governing everything. Now, do you still wonder how they built the pyramids?
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