PsychoSarah
Chaotic Neutral
Still waiting for this one..
"You do realize the moment you give a time frame for your supposed change of state I will refute you, right?" --PsychoSarah
Sorry, forgot for a bit, family planning on the day we spread my dog's ashes.
4400 was the year, this means that after this point, all time stabilizes, all things should be dated correctly based on the methods we use for living things.
I will mention again that scripture doesn't support you, you are making up a wonky physics claim to support the bible in its failings. Also recognize that you, nor anyone that agrees with you, can claim the earth to be perfectly placed or the universe perfectly made for life, as the universe, as per your theory, isn't stable. Well, less stable than mainstream physics reveals, anyways.
Now, if this is when things stabilize, this means that at this point, god's ruling that no human shall exceed the age of 120 should come into effect. World record lifespan for a recent person is 122, she died in the mid 1990s. So unless you think that ruling made by god is 100% junk, this is an issue.
Now on to light, should everything be stabilized at 4400 years ago (light magically being just ridiculously faster for no good reason so that we can see the stars, or light energy in typical form generated by god along with the stars) this should actually make there be a discrepancy between the actual distance we are from stars and the light we receive (completely warped). But, this is highly problematic, as we can detect the radiation of the universe, and there is no sudden fall in speed that this energy travels (basically, thanks to our modern telescopes, if the speed of light or any other form of energy universe wide actually occurred, we would be able to actually see it). We see no such thing.
Wonky decay rates, because apparently, the only physics you think must have been different are those which date the earth to be old

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