Kylie
Defeater of Illogic
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A same state past based model is opinion. If you find that bad, come on over to the solid side.
No thanks, I prefer reality.
The pool, when compared to earth actually went through some changes, for example the ice age...mountain building...continental separation...etc.
But hey, we can use a pool for the example, if we stick to the recent past.
Utterly irrelevant. Can you answer my question or not?
A voice in your head told you this??
No, reality.
Spamming religious links actually didn't do anything like that.
That's brilliant. I provide the evidence you ask for and you dismiss it out of hand. Why then do you ask for it? Your debate form is atrocious.
No.
If something already had say, 2000 years worth of stuff now produced by decay 6000 years ago, your example is destroyed. You must know when the state started before you can talk or make claims intelligently. Until then...we wait.
You do realise that the production of daughter material is CONSTANT?
Right, now let's see exactly why you expect this thing to be 6000 years old!!???
Do you bother to read what I write? The decay has only been happening for 6000 years! If it can only decay in the present state and the present state has been around for 6000 years, then it has been decaying for only 6000 years! Even if it was around before then, it wasn't decaying until the present state got here.
Geez. Don't you even understand your own idea? Or do you keep it intentionally vague so you can twist it into whatever shape you require at the moment?
Forget contamination. I think we can say that IF this present state existed the whole time, we should indeed expect so much daughter material(s). So? Now the question is how long did it exist? You sure can't deduce that by looking at the daughter materials!! That is religion.
You are very ignorant of how radioactive decay works.
Observation: you are in denial.
No I am not. I just proved it by being willing to look at things from your point of view. Didn't you see? I looked at things from your point of view and they lead me to a contradiction.
Ratios do not matter. They do not show that decay happened, just that material now in decay exist! Big difference.
Ratios do matter, immensly so.
Yes it does. Decay existed for thousands of years ever since this state existed. How could decay play no part? --At least on our end.
But the only way we could get the ratios we see in REALITY to match with your different state past idea is for there to be contamination. There is just too much daughter material to be accounted for by only a few thousand years of radioactive decay. So where did the extra daughter material come from?
No. They are in a ratio because God created things in a pattern, and that pattern is now adjusted to this state!
How did this adjustment take place?
Doesn't matter. Unless you know, why talk?
So you don't know.
Once the atomic level is affected, that affects life processes. It could also affect light. Therefore the sky indeed could be different in color, but who knows? We did see a rainbow in heaven, in the bible, but the color was apparently quite emeraldish.
Again, you don't know.
There could have been some changes. Ever notice 'early man' seems somewhat different? Science agrees with me, that differences were the order of the day long ago! Add to that, the likelihood that man and beast could not fossilize or leave remains for the most part in the former state (we are not in the fossil record)--and we realize that the changes to man and beast in the record represent post split (the state change) changes!
Again, you don't know.
Shortened for brevity....
Shortened so you could avoid the one specific question I asked you to address. Nevermind, I'll ask it again, and again until you answer it.
You claim that the world had a different state some thousands of years in the past. I say it didn't. Now, let's say we could compare the two. Let's say we could look at a world that had a different past state (a world like the one you claim is real) and a world that did NOT have a different past state (a world like the one I claim is real). Imagine you could look at these two worlds. What differences would you see between them?
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