No the graphs they have presented and the varve counts they have given support my claims. You are claiming there might be something unusual in varves in the region where you claim there was a flood with no support for your claim. If you want to support your claim get some data.
But they support mine as well, so what?? Depends on the belief based staring point you filter the info through. That is why you would need other evidence. For example, in any claim that no differences exist in the flood zone tree rings, show us. Otherwise why talk for nothing, making claims.
The tree rings from the varves? What are you talking about.
I have shown you graphs with data from the time period you are "disputing" you have shown nothing.
Where are these trees, then?? How about the twigs and leaves in the varves? How many samples were found where, precisely, that were used to get a carbon pattern of the past there?? What else but C14 is the imaginary line based on?
Another totally ad-hoc claim. I calculate that a sample found to be 6000 years old by 14C dating will have about 0.0003% of the carbon as 14C and it falls by half for every 5,700 years. How was 14C used in this life process?
How can I live a thousand years, and a tree grow in a week? If you can tell me that, we might be able to get some details for you! How would a different light react with trees? By the way, if there was no 5700 years ago in this state, that presents a challenge for your "dating" methods!!!!
Why was it used less in the organic matter in each varve so that it seemed to be decaying away at its current half-life?
This does not explain the correlation in the data.
Ha!!! So now you claim that there was this organic matter in each varve!!! Let's see it then! How many samples were used of twigs from where to cook up your line, and dots?? But, for the samples we might find, it is a simple concept, as to the ratios of C14. Since there was no 5700 years ago, (in a decay state) the C14, and all other material on earth, used for so called dating beyond that time represent something else. If we see for example, more C14 in older twigs, or wood, than would be expected from a present state cause, it is because there was more used, and/or, it never had time to disappear as they think it would have, since there wasn't the time -etc
Of course I did. Japan was joined to mainland Asia until the Sea of Japan opened about 15 million years ago as I have said several times now.
Meaningless. You forgot to support it. You can say the tooth fairy shoved it over if you like. Besides, all you are saying is that the area between Japan and Asia opened at a certain time. Big deal? What I asked is if you know what actually moved away from what?! For example, unless I am missing something here, the little arrows showing direction of movement seem to have asia moving toward Japan??
But that doesn't help you. The same varve pattern is seen in lakes in Switzerland, Poland, Germany, Finland and the United states and in several of these lakes correlation to tree ring data is good right through the time of your supposed split.
Well, I looked at this thread, and the claims here. Each formation tells it's own story, you can't confuse matters, by pretending support somewhere else. [/quote] Actually I said 45,000 that were dated. There are more than 100,000 but the lower ones are not datable because all the 14C has decayed away.[/quote] In other words, there is no C14 there. In that case, I might like to see the zone around where the carbon disappears as well as the flood zone areas. If C 14 was not part of the pre split process, it would be interesting to know. Of course, many creationists think that there was a big difference in carbon levels, in particular. " As explained in recent measurements show that the ratio of carbon-14 to carbon-12 has been building up in the atmosphere. However, for the last 3,500 years, the increase in the ratio has been extremely slight. Radiocarbon dating of vertical sequences of organic-rich layers at 714 locations worldwide has consistently shown a surprising result. Radiocarbon ages do not increase steadily with depth, as one might expect. Instead, they increase at an accelerating rate. In other words, the concentration of carbon-14 is unexpectedly low in the lower organic layers. As one moves to higher and higher layers, this concentration increases, but at a decreasing rate. "
http://www.anycalculator.com/carbon14calculator.htm So, the details of explaining the reasons C14 same state dating are wrong are a thread in themselves, it seems. Any way you shake it, one can't just arbitrarily use the present levels, and decay as the measure for the far past.
The idea of forming daily varves is absurd but even so it can't explain the correlation of the 14C data to tree rings.
It isn't meant to explain imaginary dating methods. And, what happened in a different state past, of course would be absurd to a temporary present observer. By the way, what tree rings are you talking about? Where are they? Any relation to the lake here, perchance?
The reason is that nothing especially interesting is seen in the tree rings and varves during what you call flood time. If you claim there is you show us the data.
You never saw them did you? You can't show them to us, can you!!!!! How dare you start making stuff up about how they may or may not be???? Strange.
There is nothing diputed about this zone except in your mind. The authors state that the varve counts agreed precisely for three different cores right though this supposed disputed zone.
What is disputed is your claims of some uniformity right through the time of the flood depositions. Not only is it not disputed, it isn't mentioned by them, or you, let alone shown to us here! Shhhh, keep it quiet now, it isn't for the peasants to look at. Trust us. --Yeah right. Get a grip, man.
But suppose there were a hiccup, it can't be very significant or the authors would have mentioned it,
Here we go again, you not having a clue, and thinking faith in someone who made some claims is required!!! They would consider what a hiccup? Maybe they assume it was a volcano, or fluke, or some natural explanation, and haven't actually a clue!!!!
but even so how would it explain the correlations in the data from Lake Suigetsu with tree varves but before and after this hiccup and the correlation in the data from tree varves and the German lakes that go right through the time you claim for the flood with no indication of any "hiccup"? It can't.
The carbon correlations are so called correlations, based on what we expect top side, present state, way down where the sun no longer shines.
All this demand to see data from that region is just a dodge to try to cover the fact that you can't even begin to explain the correlations between tree ring and lake varve data.
The request to have you support your outrageous claims, based on ignorance, as you yourself allude to in admitting you don't know if there was a hiccup, is a valid cross check attempt. You fail. Your case fails. So far.
Kitagawa and van der Plecht didn't do correlations in that area because it was already covered well by other data such as from the German lakes I discussed.
By that area, I assume you mean imaginary time period? And, having carbon levels so called 'cover it' means squat. Guess you simply cannot show us rings from anywhere in the 44 -4700 range. Nor varves in this lake you seemed to think you knew something about, at least to make a thread about it. Your only point is the carbon, and even that is hazy, as to which twigs where exactly and how many, how deep were used for the graph?