PowerSweep
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I am very aware of how those conclusions are reached. Are you?
Explain the underlying assumptions made by carbon dating.
You're basically measuring the amount of carbon left in something and based on half life assigning an age to it
Explain the underlying assumptions made by rock strata dating.
That older layers are below newer layers and that by using decay of certain materials you can tell how long the layers go back
Having done so, we'll take up the conversation once again, and you can defend your position on the facts of the age of the earth, the dates when dinosaurs and neanderthals lived.
Again, I'm agnostic on the whole business. It's not important enough to me to be lathered up about it one way or the other.
Is it so hard to answer how old you think the earth is? You've never considered an opinion? Come on...