Message from @Alexxx

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2020-01-13 01:21:40 UTC  

can you test the theory for it's formation

2020-01-13 01:21:52 UTC  

yes just not in one life time

2020-01-13 01:21:55 UTC  

lol if you think that is at all feesible

2020-01-13 01:22:05 UTC  

you can also 'test' supernovas then

2020-01-13 01:22:08 UTC  

Theoretically

2020-01-13 01:22:24 UTC  

one is far more possible

2020-01-13 01:22:35 UTC  

doesn't mean it's lab testable in any feasible way

2020-01-13 01:22:45 UTC  

there are many experiments that have taken more than one generation

2020-01-13 01:22:46 UTC  

in this kinda science, the scientific formula works like this: you dream up a hypotheses, you imagine the effects of that and then you see if the expected effects are a match for the real world.

2020-01-13 01:23:09 UTC  

is so, you were right, if not, u were rong

2020-01-13 01:23:11 UTC  

wrong

2020-01-13 01:23:16 UTC  

@inky the resources alone to recreate the formation of the grand canyon is absolutely insane

2020-01-13 01:23:22 UTC  

it's not just a matter of lifetimes

2020-01-13 01:23:28 UTC  

well duh, but you can scale it down

2020-01-13 01:23:34 UTC  

to what?

2020-01-13 01:23:35 UTC  

so you dont need to recreate the grand nothing in the lab

2020-01-13 01:23:38 UTC  

A tenth the size?

2020-01-13 01:23:54 UTC  

ok, ure both caught in this loop hole

2020-01-13 01:24:04 UTC  

derek lol

2020-01-13 01:24:10 UTC  

tell us the truth

2020-01-13 01:24:31 UTC  

(i know what hes gonna say 🙂 )

2020-01-13 01:24:34 UTC  

@Fran What is an non-physical property of matter? Wasn’t sure if you spilled the beans.

2020-01-13 01:24:39 UTC  

carbon dating is just as reliable as a full recreation

2020-01-13 01:24:44 UTC  

btw

2020-01-13 01:24:47 UTC  

@Derek Nelson I don't think there are nonphysical properties of matter

2020-01-13 01:24:57 UTC  

Err crap. I mean light. Sorry.

2020-01-13 01:24:57 UTC  

Carbon dating just tells us how old something is

2020-01-13 01:25:09 UTC  

could have been put together by an advanced race and not naturally formed

2020-01-13 01:25:19 UTC  

you know derek, globies can be wrong in their presentation of the model... this is normal in the real world

2020-01-13 01:25:31 UTC  

@Derek Nelson don't think there are nonphysical properties of light either

2020-01-13 01:25:54 UTC  

thats how science works in real life... mistakes are what drive us forward

2020-01-13 01:25:55 UTC  

ahahaha an advanced race

2020-01-13 01:26:01 UTC  

Oh. Heh. You asked an unanswerable question. I see what you did there.

2020-01-13 01:26:12 UTC  

Well your experiment says literally nothing about the formation other than these rocks older than these lol

2020-01-13 01:26:39 UTC  

im still wandering what drives forward the flat earth idea

2020-01-13 01:26:57 UTC  

i mean, its a locked narrative

2020-01-13 01:27:15 UTC  

thats not all that it is, thats just one technique, you can even find out the specific atmosphere that sediment formed in, and what its made of

2020-01-13 01:27:29 UTC  

which I can come up with a contrived explanation of easily

2020-01-13 01:27:42 UTC  

can you provide evidence?

2020-01-13 01:27:50 UTC  

maybe a wrong one

2020-01-13 01:27:59 UTC  

I don't need to, my explanation would fit in perfectly with your own evidence