But uranium 238 and 235 has half lives of more than a million years

For dinosaurs we use uranium

Yes, of course there are different isotopes that can be used as a method for dating things back. Like radiogenic, anstropogenic, cosmogenic, and other methods to do so.

Baller,

Before you make a claim,

Yes?

it's good to show me the data

The numbers, the figures, the exact experiment

U want data that the half lives of uranium 235 is these many years?
Okay but which source are u gonna trust

It's easy to just read a book and memorize it, but how about you go actually one step further and see how one comes down to a such conclusion.

My issue is not with the source, and you can choose your favorite *peer-reviewed* articles for all I care right now,

choose the one that you think is the best suitable.

That is not an exepriment, it's called a description.

I'm still waiting.

U want the experiment that measured the half life?

wait you want him to find out exactly how they arrived at this conclusion?!

Yes, from the start to the finish

The exat data

um, the experiments aren't done overnight

The numbers, figures and the exact mathematical calculation which results in such conclusion

Never said you have to go and do it now,

they should be already out?

It's 2018, right?

is it though?

Surely the 21st century priesthood of scientists have already done those experiments

Okay sure

Why else would they be told a fact in our textbooks?

But it'll take me some time to actually find all of that

it feels like we're still in the the 2nd century with folks like you

It's all good man,

You can add me

and I'll wait for like

as long as you want

Not in a hurry at all

Cool, but what if I give you enough evidence?

More ad-hominem, classic.

Tell me will u change your mind

We'll have a civil discussions and go back and forth,

I will change my mindset once I see like enough evidence for such figures.

I would love if the earth is actually billions of years old