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Roseeurekacross
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It would help if they did the work themselves, rather then sending dodgy samples to unsuspecting labs
Here is the paper with footnotesWhere’s your proof that happened.
Really? They never did in the past. Show me the evidence they did?Lots of people are constantly dating dinosaur bones.
We can wait. Have you read the latest on the issues with peer-review? You might want to bring yourself up to date.It’s not peer reviewed, it means nothing in the world of science. Anyone could make a similar mock up. It means nothing until peer review. And a scientist doesn’t react to having his or her research rejected like they have. It’s so dodgy. Why are you buying into it
Do you doubt the soft-tissue findings?t’s not peer reviewed, it means nothing in the world of science. Anyone could make a similar mock up. It means nothing until peer review. And a scientist doesn’t react to having his or her research rejected like they have. It’s so dodgy. Why are you buying into it
You do the work. Google is your friend.So tell me , what are the issues with peer review, and in what field , But first tell me what it is.
If I said yes, would that convince you?Have you ever worked in the field , ever done your own research and testing.
From what I understand, we can only carbon date samples less than 50,000 years old. There is typically too much decomposition in older samples to do the analysis. The reason that it would be less than 40,000 years would be because there was organic material in the sample. There typically isn’t, so that is why it is thought that the result was due to contamination. Washing out the sample to eliminate contamination would thereby remove any non-petrified remains of the creature; what is one to do?Common sense tells us that if Miller is the only one finding C-14 dating of <40,000 years, then the most likely reason is the Miller is wrong.
Since you have completed your ad hominem attack we can move on to the actual data.So that’s a no, you have never worked in the field, never sampled or tested with any age dating technique, and you have no idea what peer review is all about
And you don’t think the name of that website indicates they have an agenda.
Mary’s soft elastic tissue should be thrown out? What about other soft tissue findings?From what I understand, we can only carbon date samples less than 50,000 years old. There is typically too much decomposition in older samples to do the analysis. The reason that it would be less than 40,000 years would be because there was organic material in the sample. There typically isn’t, so that is why it is thought that the result was due to contamination. Washing out the sample to eliminate contamination would thereby remove any non-petrified remains of the creature; what is one to do?
Show me your sources.You are the one , with little education in what you are trying to pass off as valid to win a point, attacking a body of scientists and several labs who called out errors or inaccuracies in sampling.
You have none. I knew it.several labs who called out errors or inaccuracies in sampling.