Surely you know that radiological dating is not accurate. You do different radiological dating methods on the same rock and you will get two very different "ages."
This is also based on a lot of assumptions that the chemical makeup of that rock has always been the same as well as other assumptions.
We also know that we have shown live dinosaur tissue. If they were millions of years old, as claimed, then there is no possible way for this to occur.
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Er ...no. No, you have never ever "shown live dinosaur tissue". Yes, geologists can tell when a rock is likely to have changed its chemical makeup. And before you ask it, no, the earth and the rock and the dinosaur are not 6000 years old. You need a good basic science course, and I don't mean "Let me take a class so I can rebut it".
Radiological dating? Never heard of; it's probably not accurate, whatever it is, no.
Radiometric dating, on the other hand, is evidence-based and very much accurate.
What live dinosaur tissue have YOU been showing. And if you have been showing it, of course you'd know it, dolt.
Are you perhaps talking about birds? Some of the dinosaurs evolved into birds, and we have lots and lots of live bird tissue.
"This is also based on a lot of assumptions that the chemical makeup of that rock has always been the same as well as other assumptions. "
This is based on the assumption that we can't detect disturbances in the rock chemistry. We can. If the chemistry is disturbed the rock isn't dated because we know it will be wrong.
" You do different radiological dating methods on the same rock and you will get two very different "ages." "
What if you get the same age?
"We also know that we have shown live dinosaur tissue."
You have just shown you are full of shit.
“Surely you know that radiological dating is not accurate.”
“You do different radiological dating methods on the same rock and you will get two very different "ages."”
“This is also based on a lot of assumptions that the chemical makeup of that rock has always been the same as well as other assumptions.”
“We also know that we have shown live dinosaur tissue.”
“If they were millions of years old, as claimed, then there is no possible way for this to occur.”
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