@Krok Hello!
Its theirnature, of dating methods, to be untrastable,....
Nonsense. Where the application of dating methods overlap, they give very similar answers.
... because its necessary to knowstarting amount of mother element to make calculations,
No it isn't. You repeating a lie won't turn that lie into the truth.
... and no one knows them.Noone also knows other initial conditions.
Unfortunately for you, we do know basic chemistry. Don't reflect your lack of knowledge on basic people.
They are all assumptions
chosenassumptions.
Same answer as above.
Plus,different method, different result. It does not help.
Lying again won't turn your lies into the truth.
Also, 3centuries lava formations dated millions of years, are speaking forthemselves.
Only a very dishonest or stupid creationist will attempt to use the K/Ar method on young rocks. They know they will get an inaccurate reading before they even do it.
Have to repeat: if mistakes are so great on objects of known originage, how can we trust dating on objects of unknown origin date?
And I repeat, only very dishonest or very stupid creationists will even attempt to do K/Ar dating on young rocks.
Simply, itsnot trustable, anything else but for faith in a model and in a method. With noabsolute base..
Luckily your opinion is of no importance. It's what can be demonstrated is what counts.
For Argonnot be present in crystals. You say Im stupid. Thats ok. But biotite iscontained in rocks. K-Ar method is used, also, to date rocks.
Hey, don't lie again about what I said. I said that Ar can't part take in the formation of the biotite crystals and therefore can't be incorporated in the crystal lattice of biotite crystals at formation of those crystals. Basic chemistry. Easy, really.
You say noone can use K-Ar method to date young rocks.
The manufacturers of the equipment we use say that. They provide very good reasons for it. Technological constraints.
But how doyou know that rocks are old or young without dating them?
Easy, if you date a biotite crystal by, for example the K/Ar method, and you get a young age, you know that the date is inaccurate. After that you try a more appropriate method on that crystal, for example Ar/Ar dating, which is accurate from 700 years onwards.
If a rockis young and I dont know its young, should I use K-Ar on it or should I not?
Get a geologist to work out the relative dating of that rock before you act foolishly and want to waste your money. The scientific community will laugh at you and call you a fool, clown or worse, a creationist.
Itseems something philosophical. Simply, its circular reasoning.
Don't confuse philosophy and the natural sciences. They're not the same.
Its assumedthat rocks are all old, if no one has seen their formation. But its anunproved assumption, not true just saying it.
Please stop lying. We've got a wonderful science called geology, you know. Mining companies can't operate without it.
So, K-Armethod can be used on young rocks. So, avoiding circular reasoning.
Again, nothing circular abvout it. If you use the K/Ar method to date young rocks, you are stupid.
And Imalso sure the problem of excess argon regarding biotite, and the recalibrationneeded to fit age into the evolutionary model.
Excess Ar is not in the crystal lattice of biotite crystals. Excess Ar occur in the form of air and fluid inclusions in the crystals. Completely different from the crystal lattice.
So, which absolute? If there iszero Argon at the formation, of course it should be an absolute method. But itis not.
Unfortunately for you. it is, as there's zero Ar in the crystal lattice at formation of biotite crystals. I don't understand what you're saying here, in any case. Are you implying that because we can't weigh trucks on your bathroom scale, all our methods of determining the weight of anything is inaccurate?
For dinosaur fossils and C14, there are made dating results, more than one, without contamination.
I think some creationist has been sucking this out of his thumb and then you repeat the lie...
Say that C14 method cant be used on dinosaur fossilbecause we ALREADY know their age WITHOUT dating them, is circular reasoning,again.
Err, no. Please don't lie. You can't date dinosaur fossils with the Carbon dating method, because 1. the carbon has been replaced by other minerals in fossils2. Even if there is still carbon left, carbon dating is only accurate to 70 000 years maximum. After that it's inaccurate. Other methods are more appropriate.
May the FSM touch you with one of his Holy noodly Appendages. May you lie a bit less after that.