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If you believe that radiocarbon dating can prove millions of years then please show the evidence of this from a QA/QC data report by an independent source.
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Sure, I'll gather some papers for you and will return shortly. And I'll explain them to you as well.
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So what do we see in the abstract? Up front we see it noted that 52 samples were analysed from Haiti, taken from the K-T boundary. And they yielded a mean age of 64.4 million years.
What's important here is that it wasn't just one or two samples. It wasn't just 1 bone, or 1 rock. It was 52 independent samples.
So this is called duplication and repeatability. It demonstrates that the tools of measurement are recording a result with consistency. Sample after sample after sample after sample after sample, ad infinitum.
The abstract further reads, "two age spectra obtained using a resistance furnace system on bulk samples of 50-70 of the tektites...have a mean age of 64.49 million years".
So what's important here is that, the author is describing a switch in analytical machinery. They've swapped from continuous laser system to resistance furnace system. And they've analysed bulk samples of some 50-70 tektites. Again, repeatability, sample duplication, only this time, they're running a completely different analytical tool just to make a point that it isn't the machine giving a false result but rather both machines are yielding results indicative of the nature of the sample itself.
And this basically serves as a means of corroboration. If you run hundreds of duplicated samples and you run them through different machines, and they kick out the same concentrations of isotopes over and over and over and over and over again, you've then demonstrated that the analysis is providing results that are representative of a sample and aren't false positives.
But there's more...
The abstract further reads:
Sanidine and two bentonites...in Montana....was also dated with the laser system and gives a weighted mean of 64.77 million years.
So basically, the team collected samples from a different country of the same layer, and ran those samples and the results came out practically the same.
Further demonstrating that the result is an accurate depiction of the quality of the rock and not any form of false positive result.
So that's just the abstract, the article further discussed that the various machines were actually ran by different teams of scientists in different laboratories, meaning that these laboratories further independently reached their result.
And this is just one article of thousands of teams that do this on a routine basis. People are running these analyses every day in the united states and the results are all the same.
When is the last time anyone has ever seen a young earth scientist run 100 samples through independent machinery on samples collected from multiple countries by different and independent teams of chemists, all yielding the same result?
I'll give you a hint. It's never happened. But for everyday scientists, its a daily routine and is actually boring to most of us.
But it doesn't stop here. I could very easily pull more papers that have more duplicated samples that demonstrate repeatability, that perform matrix spikes or otherwise spike their systems with known concentrations radioisotopes, run blank samples, run duplicates, run equipment blanks and on and on.
The results are what they are.
And before you go on writing me a book in response, keep in mind, I will be looking for an explicit answer to my question (post #25). And if you don't have an answer, I'm simply going to copy and paste my question over and over again. So let's try to stick with the topic here.
And before you go on writing me a book in response, keep in mind, I will be looking for an explicit answer to my question (post #25). And if you don't have an answer, I'm simply going to copy and paste my question over and over again. So let's try to stick with the topic here.
And with the above said, the question becomes, based on post #24, why do the results of hundreds of samples, analysed using different machinery, by different independent labs, on samples collected from different countries, using different analytical methods, why do they all yield the exact same result?
And has anyone ever heard of a young earth creationist being able to provide anything of the like with their "young earth creation research"?
No...
And before you go on writing me a book in response, keep in mind, I will be looking for an explicit answer to my question (post #25). And if you don't have an answer, I'm simply going to copy and paste my question over and over again. So let's try to stick with the topic here.
What you're doing is throwing the data up here as if the interpretations behind it are a fact, when the data itself is contrary to the interpretations, as I've already explained. Because the existence of c14 in cretaceous rock means there is a significant difference to the long age interpretations of the geological record and the samples obtained independently by Mary Schweitzer of North Carolina State University who found collagen fibers in the fossilized leg bone of a Tyrannosaurus rex, and it does matter how strong your denial is or how hard you try and change the subject, it will always remain a demonstrated fact from the scientific method of observation that the earliest rock layers are less that 5730 years old according to the half life of c14 from the cretaceous period. And I care not anymore what you believe beyond this point, because you have proven nothing to support your belief in long ages except to perpetuate the idea that c14 does not exist in the lower rock layers of the fossil record, when the evidence has already been published for a number of years now, so it is only the die hard Darwin fans that still except the long age interpretations.
And with the above said, the question becomes, based on post #24, why do the results of hundreds of samples, analysed using different machinery, by different independent labs, on samples collected from different countries, using different analytical methods, why do they all yield the exact same result?
And has anyone ever heard of a young earth creationist being able to provide anything of the like with their "young earth creation research"?
No...
And before you go on writing me a book in response, keep in mind, I will be looking for an explicit answer to my question (post #25). And if you don't have an answer, I'm simply going to copy and paste my question over and over again. So let's try to stick with the topic here.
And I'll additionally note, one side made a claim and offered no QA/QC data (duplicates, replication, varying analytical methods, blanks, spikes, etc.) While the other side did offer these data. Which is to say that one side offers authentic evidence and data for the old earth position, while the other side offers no explanation for why these data say what they say.
And with the above said, the question becomes, based on post #24, why do the results of hundreds of samples, analysed using different machinery, by different independent labs, on samples collected from different countries, using different analytical methods, why do they all yield the exact same result?
And has anyone ever heard of a young earth creationist being able to provide anything of the like with their "young earth creation research"?
No...
And before you go on writing me a book in response, keep in mind, I will be looking for an explicit answer to my question (post #25). And if you don't have an answer, I'm simply going to copy and paste my question over and over again. So let's try to stick with the topic here.
And I'll additionally note, one side (the YEC side) made a claim and offered no QA/QC data (duplicates, replication, varying analytical methods, blanks, spikes, etc.) and therefore has not substantiated or demonstrated truth to their claim (without supporting data, anyone can make up any imaginary idea that they want). While the other side (OEC) did offer these data (see posts #25 and #31). Which is to say that one side argues from, and offers, authentic evidence and data for the old earth position, while the other side offers no explanation for why these data (data justifying OEC) say what they say and offers no data to substantiate their own position.
And with the above said, the question becomes, based on post #24, why do the results of hundreds of samples, analysed using different machinery, by different independent labs, on samples collected from different countries, using different analytical methods, why do they all yield the exact same result?
And has anyone ever heard of a young earth creationist being able to provide anything of the like with their "young earth creation research"?
No...
And before you go on writing me a book in response, keep in mind, I will be looking for an explicit answer to my question (post #25). And if you don't have an answer, I'm simply going to copy and paste my question over and over again. So let's try to stick with the topic here.
And I'll additionally note, one side (the YEC side) made a claim and offered no QA/QC data (duplicates, replication, varying analytical methods, blanks, spikes, etc.) and therefore has not substantiated or demonstrated truth to their claim (without supporting data, anyone can make up any imaginary idea that they want). While the other side (OEC) did offer these data (see posts #25 and #31). Which is to say that one side argues from, and offers, authentic evidence and data for the old earth position, while the other side offers no explanation for why these data (data justifying OEC) say what they say and offers no data to substantiate their own position.
Arguing that radiometric dating doesn't work is meaningless if you don't have data to back up your argument. It's that simple. Geologists, such as myself, offer data to substantiate our claims. And YECs have no data and thus their claims are unsubstantiated.
And with the above said, the question becomes, based on post #24, why do the results of hundreds of samples, analysed using different machinery, by different independent labs, on samples collected from different countries, using different analytical methods, why do they all yield the exact same result?
And has anyone ever heard of a young earth creationist being able to provide anything of the like with their "young earth creation research"?
No...
And before you go on writing me a book in response, keep in mind, I will be looking for an explicit answer to my question (post #25). And if you don't have an answer, I'm simply going to copy and paste my question over and over again. So let's try to stick with the topic here.
And I'll additionally note, one side (the YEC side) made a claim and offered no QA/QC data (duplicates, replication, varying analytical methods, blanks, spikes, etc.) and therefore has not substantiated or demonstrated truth to their claim (without supporting data, anyone can make up any imaginary idea that they want). While the other side (OEC) did offer these data (see posts #25 and #31). Which is to say that one side argues from, and offers, authentic evidence and data for the old earth position, while the other side offers no explanation for why these data (data justifying OEC) say what they say and offers no data to substantiate their own position.
Arguing that radiometric dating doesn't work is meaningless if you don't have data to back up your argument. It's that simple. Geologists, such as myself, offer data to substantiate our claims. And YECs have no data and thus their claims are unsubstantiated.
You say that I cannot refute your claim about C-14 in cretaceous rock, but you have not provided any QA/QC data demonstrating that your claim is true. Therefore, you asking me to refute a claim about C-14 in cretaceous rock is as good as asking me to refute the claim that unicorns exist flying in outer space. There is nothing for me to refute because the claim itself is unsubstantiated and lacks any QA/QC data.
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