uberkuffar
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All time on earth is set to an atomic clock, which is accurate to within 1 second over 30 million years. The time is determined by measuring the change in energy level in a radioactive isotope. This is also the scientific method used by archaeologists and geologists and other scientists to determine the age of physical elements (such as the earth, @4.6 billion years).
But the young-earthers say that this standard of physics is unreliable at best and totally baseless at worst, because the earth can't possibly be older that 6 to 10,000 years old, and of course man ran around with dinosaurs back when T-Rex ate spinach and potatoes.
So why do I see you young-earthers, wearing watches? Shouldn't you still be using reliable technology, like a sundial?
But the young-earthers say that this standard of physics is unreliable at best and totally baseless at worst, because the earth can't possibly be older that 6 to 10,000 years old, and of course man ran around with dinosaurs back when T-Rex ate spinach and potatoes.
So why do I see you young-earthers, wearing watches? Shouldn't you still be using reliable technology, like a sundial?