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Modern man like footprints found, evolution theory in doubt.

Valjean

Veteran Member
Premium Member
What evidence do we have to chose from regarding the forces that were in place in ancient times? Let's see what you got if anything. We'll see how factual it is.
You dodged my questions. I'll add another one: What evidence do we have to chose from regarding the forces that were in place in ancient times?
 

Tiberius

Well-Known Member
ONLY IF the decay was responsible for all the material/isotopes we have. Proof? Seems to me you just attribute the ratios TO decay because they now come about that way.

Ah, just as I said in post 1414, you have tried to argue that "there was already some of the daughter material present" and I already beat you to it and explained by this is wrong!

Ah, poor predictable dad. You always follow the same script. It's getting boring. Try some new arguments, would you?

Why pretend? You had every opportunity to try and demonstrate clearly that whatever isotopes you claim HAD to be produced in this state actually were. Yet we see nothing but pretentious platitudes.

You're speaking of yourself...

?? No. It is certain that the patterns would be as the are, no coincidence at all.

Explain how the patterns would be identical to those produced by decay.
 

dad1

Active Member
a/ There is such a thing as internet etiquette, it appears you ignore it.

b/ lower case letters are easier to read, it appears you don't care

c/ as b with the addition that dyslexics must struggle to read what is not normal text, seems you have no concern for disability.
Mole hill...meet mountain.
 

dad1

Active Member
You dodged my questions. I'll add another one: What evidence do we have to chose from regarding the forces that were in place in ancient times?

I think you need to admit science doesn't know. The healing begins from there. Can you do that?
 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
I think you need to admit science doesn't know. The healing begins from there. Can you do that?


What do you mean by "science doesn't know"? We can learn certain things by using the sciences. This is something that may be beyond your understanding. Education can cure that.
 

dad1

Active Member
Ah, just as I said in post 1414, you have tried to argue that "there was already some of the daughter material present" and I already beat you to it and explained by this is wrong!
Then explain it in a way that includes details, rather than some statement alluding to it. What isotope exists that should not if the state changed in the last 4300 years? You do realize most isotopes in the origin debate have much longer half lives?


Explain how the patterns would be identical to those produced by decay.
Well if we started off with say, to simplify things,100 units of a parent isotope when this nature started, and we no, due to decay, only had say, 99 units, that would mean one unit decayed away in the last 4300 or whatever time since this nature existed. Or, if there was say, 100 units of what is now daughter isotope at the start of this nature, and we now had 101 units, that would mean we got one extra unit from decay.

The pattern in this example would be one more or less unit for either the parent or daughter material that came to exist since the sate change. But because of the current processes in this nature, if we looked at the 99 or 101 units, we would assume they came to exist because of decay. We would then assign an age based on the rate of decay now observed for all 99...or 101 units rather than just the one unit that actually came about from current nature decay!
 

dad1

Active Member
What do you mean by "science doesn't know"? We can learn certain things by using the sciences. This is something that may be beyond your understanding. Education can cure that.
Well, get back to us when you learn how to prove there was the same nature in the past that you claim religiously.
 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
Then explain it in a way that includes details, rather than some statement alluding to it. What isotope exists that should not if the state changed in the last 4300 years? You do realize most isotopes in the origin debate have much longer half lives?

Take your pick:

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You can't explain why your God made the relative amounts of decay products make it looks like samples have been around for many millions of years. But then you do not understand that chart nor are you interested in learning. Until you can explain those rations you lose.

Well if we started off with say, to simplify things,100 units of a parent isotope when this nature started, and we no, due to decay, only had say, 99 units, that would mean one unit decayed away in the last 4300 or whatever time since this nature existed. Or, if there was say, 100 units of what is now daughter isotope at the start of this nature, and we now had 101 units, that would mean we got one extra unit from decay.

The pattern in this example would be one more or less unit for either the parent or daughter material that came to exist since the sate change. But because of the current processes in this nature, if we looked at the 99 or 101 units, we would assume they came to exist because of decay. We would then assign an age based on the rate of decay now observed for all 99...or 101 units rather than just the one unit that actually came about from current nature decay!

You are relying on an overly simplistic decay. Not all decay goes directly from parent to final daughter product. That is why your argument fails.[/QUOTE]
 
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dad1

Active Member
You can't explain why your God made the relative amounts of decay products make it looks like samples have been around for many millions of years.

Easy to do. Whatever was created was here for a reason and likely involved in whatever process used to exist. Since our nature came to exist, the atoms and all things here must comply and work accordingly now. In this nature we have radioactivity, and a process that involves decay. So when looking at isotopes now, that is what we see, of course.
 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
Well, get back to us when you learn how to prove there was the same nature in the past that you claim religiously.
It has already been proved. A lack of education by a denier does not mean that that has not happened. That is why I have offered to help you to learn so many times. Merely pointing out that you are ignorant could be taken as an insult. Pointing out that you are ignorant and offering a solution is being helpful.

Once again you are shooting yourself in the foot by using self inflicted ignorance.
 

ChristineM

"Be strong", I whispered to my coffee.
Premium Member
I do. I admit science doesn't know. You may not admit it but your fail to support the same state past by science confirms it.

Please provide link or other evidence to substantiate your claim. Because all i i see from you is bull and nonsense backed up by unsubstantiated bluster.
 

dad1

Active Member
Please provide link or other evidence to substantiate your claim. Because all i i see from you is bull and nonsense backed up by unsubstantiated bluster.
Every post you and other posters make here is evidence that substantiates that the nature of the past is not known. Face it.
 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
Every post you and other posters make here is evidence that substantiates that the nature of the past is not known. Face it.

Wrong again dad, it is merely evidence that you are either too dishonest or too ignorant to understand. I give you the benefit of the doubt and assume that you are merely ignorant. That is why I offer to help you.
 
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