Your belief set is unprovable. Obviously.
First of all, as Ecco said, you have never provided any proof for your belief set.
Secondly, my belief set is provable.
Thirdly, I have provided evidence.
Fourthly, even if you were correct, it would not make your belief set true by default.
It all depends on what nature exists. Like an hourglass tipped one way or the other. If you only ever saw the hourglass tipped the one way, you would make assumptions based on the way the sand was falling. You have just seen this nature, so make assumptions based on the way things work here.
Show me one solid example of how you think 'it works'?
Here is one example.."Scientists know the half-life of C-14 (5,730 years), so they can figure out how long ago the organism died."
http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/nuclear-chemistry-halflives-and-radioactive-dating.html
The half life means present state decay. The time it now takes to decay. Unless present state decay existed in the past...say one entire half life here....5,730 years...it is of NO use for dating. You must first prove the state was the same, and not just run around assuming for no reason it was.
Well, let's take the opposite position, that it is wrong. What would we expect to see in that case? We would expect to see that carbon dating gives results that do not agree with other forms of dating, like tree rings or other radiometric decay techniques. For example, one source would say that the sample is 5000 years old, another might say it is a million years old, another might say it is 10 years old. After all, if the techniques were not actually connected to how old the sample was, there would be no reason for them all to give the same result, would there?
And yet, when we actually look at things, we find that this never happens. The different techniques always agree. This could only happen if the technique was accurate.
Lurkers...behold the theory!!!!
Now, what did I say? I said, "You are no doubt now going to claim that since you find this fact silly, it must therefore be wrong." Lurkers... Behold that I am right!
Actually,. I think they used living flatworms for this study..
Irrelevant. The fact remains that nothing that was alive back then was a modern flatworm. The species that lived back then are all extinct, either having died out and left no descendants, or having evolved into more recent species.
"To determine whether the Acoela might not be better classified separately from the other flatworms, Baguñà and his colleagues took a molecular approach. Molecular studies such as this investigate the evolutionary relationships among taxonomic groups,
based on the assumption that mutations in a gene occur at a constant rate. Once researchers have determined the sequence of a particular gene, they can compare
the gene in a variety of organisms. If the sequences are significantly different, that
implies that the organisms are more distantly related. In other words, more time has passed since they diverged from their common ancestor."
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/1999/03/990322062150.htm
Now tell me, dad, do you ever stop to think about WHY they make this assumption? DO you think it could be because every single shred of evidence indicates that the rate of mutations remains fairly constant?
No one is qualified to teach about the state of the past in science. Not a one.
So does this mean that you're going to stop going on about?
You can say the word reality, that doesn't mean a thing.
Just because reality means nothing to you, doesn't mean it means nothing to anyone else...
To be called a woman is to be reduced in your mind!? How sexist.
No, you treating me as though the only important thing about me is my gender is sexist.