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Peter
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Message 135 of 145 (7400)
03-20-2002 10:33 AM
Reply to: Message 134 by TrueCreation
03-19-2002 8:15 PM


quote:
Originally posted by TrueCreation:
"Check some of the links in my earlier posts ... they cite
evidences for the age of the Earth that have nothing to
do with radiometric dating.
Few of them can go all the way back to 4.5billion years, but
most of them indicate much greater than 10,000 years, and
some in the order of 100's of millions of years."
--Wheres this at Peter? Thanx.

Message 83 ... posted as Pete ... but it was me

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Peter
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Posts: 2161
From: Cambridgeshire, UK.
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Message 143 of 145 (7614)
03-22-2002 8:21 AM
Reply to: Message 142 by Joe Meert
03-21-2002 9:28 AM


quote:
Originally posted by Joe Meert:
JM: A few corrections and clarifications here. Personally, the idea that reversals occur every half a million years makes it sound as though they have some regular periodicity, they do not. For example, the Kiaman Revered interval and the Cretaceous Long Normal interval are both extended time periods when the field was stable. Secondly, TC has a rather myopic view of magnetism that is focused solely on the intensity fluctuations on the ocean floor. He ignores all the physics behind the reversals and the ocean floor structure itself and the corroborating sections on land. It needs to be hammered into his head that if he wants his hypothesis to be taken seriously, he must develop a coherent hypothesis that fits all the observations, but I think his main goal is simply to argue without regard to the details.
Cheers
Joe Meert

To Joe::
First, in defence of TC (don't hold your breath for this to happen
again) he was NOT putting these forward as OLD EARTH proofs. He
wanted a list of THAT KIND to spark debate with.
Perhaps you should read the context of a post before assaulting ?
To TC::
One or two of the links I posted ARE lists of evidences.

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Peter
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From: Cambridgeshire, UK.
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Message 145 of 145 (7785)
03-25-2002 7:36 AM
Reply to: Message 144 by Joe Meert
03-22-2002 11:35 AM


quote:
Originally posted by Joe Meert:
Peter: My reply crossed bounds of two threads. The first part of my response was a correction of some things posted by quicksink, the second part of the post you criticize deals with TC's model of magnetic striping rather than to this particular thread. So, two things, I did read the context of a post and I was assaulting a model presented in another thread. If I am guilty of anything it was not making the distinction in the reply above. For that, I apologize.
Cheers
Joe Meert

Fair enough.

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