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Anonymous Thu 15 Apr 19:00:48 2021 No.12979955 View Reply Original Report

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what are the main arguments for why the earth would be 4 billion or something years old?

This is not a discussion i just want to know what leads them to the conclusion?

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Anonymous Thu 15 Apr 2021 19:10:05 No.12980014 Report

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radioactive decay which is a physical clock and can be measured tells us about the tim

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Anonymous Thu 15 Apr 2021 19:10:46 No.12980021 Report

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stratigraphy to begin with
carbon and phosphorus dating of wood found in specific strata

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Anonymous Thu 15 Apr 2021 19:11:15 No.12980025 Report

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It's probably even older. Radiometric dating and starlight scattering are decent methods though. Not infallible, but decent. Also, who is "them"?

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Anonymous Thu 15 Apr 2021 19:12:19 No.12980030 Report

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stratigraphy to begin with
carbon and potassium dating of wood found in specific strata

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