Yes - you are obviously wrong - as anybody who actually thinks about it can see.
Any different nature with processes working would or could leave different ratios in all years and layers.
Which
still doesn't explain why (for example) varve layers correspond to radiometric dating when the assumption is not the age but that the
two different aspects of nature had both remained the same. If they were just arbitrarily
different, there is no reason for them to match.
The only issue is your religious obsession with trying to claim the ratios represent something formed in the present nature, so you can pin old ages on them...
More false witness. Nobody (except creationists like you) decided on the ages and then tried to get things to fit - that is simply untrue. The ages are directly from the evidence and the assumptions about nature are confirmed by the evidence of the different age methods matching.
...to fit with a godless evolution belief set. ( a deliberate act of intellectual terrorism to attack faith in God)
Many people, including many more in the past when all this was being discovered, who investigate the evidence are not "godless". It is more false witness that it is an attack on any god - it is just science.