Why do scientist always say shit like >The earth was formed 4.5 billion years ago >Space is 13.8 billion years ago >The first human was 7 million years ago
There is no way in hell do i buy into the gigantic ass numbers as anywhere near being accurate.
>The Earths magnetic field flipped 780,000 years ago it's endless nonsense like this. There is no way these retarded people know the exact number of anything. Scientist answers to life's biggest questions is literally the biggest cope to ever exist. You don't know anything, sit down.
This is just ignorance. If you look into the science, you can find out how those numbers were calculated. There is some controversy and flex, but they are probably largely correct.
Charles Thomas
Is that not what time is as well? >See Congress literally proving time is relative with
something funny is that our understandment of space is tied to the fact that there is 99,9% of something we don't know but that needs to be reflected in calculous (black matter)
No, it's literally giant cope numbers, with so many conflicting ways of actually calculating it. So many moving parts there is no way any of it remotely accurate. You look me in the eyes and tell me you know the exact age of the infinite fucking void.
Luke Campbell
>The earth was formed 4.5 billion years ago This number is derived from measuring the isotope decay of rocks. It gets a little bit complicated with the way rocks slowly turn into other rocks, but we were able to create a good estimate by cross referencing the isotope decay of Earth rocks to rocks samples from outer space. >Space is 13.8 billion years ago This one is piss easy to figure out. We can measure the speed at which everything is expanding outwards from the CMB, so you can just do simple speed * time math to figure out when all those things were at the same spot.
Dylan King
>U.S. debt is over 30 trillion $? There is no way in hell do i buy into the gigantic ass numbers as anywhere near being accurate. There is no way these retarded people know the exact number of anything. Economist answers to country's biggest questions is literally the biggest cope to ever exist. You don't know anything, sit down.
Tyler Sanchez
it's called math nigger.
Brody Gomez
shut your goofy ass up
Oliver Cruz
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Mason Richardson
The age of the universe is a theory built on a long chain of assumptions like Hubble's law, but the age of the Earth is confirmed by data from numerous disciplines.
Most of the time it's derived from observable or even verified phenomena. You can conduct an irl experiment proving 1+1=2 or F=ma. The problem is humanity has accumulated so much knowledge that nobody can possibly know everything. You can derive stuff like age of the universe or earth from simplest of axioms you learn at high school, but as complexity increases an ordinary layman eventually won't be able to follow why x means y or why n implies m. At that point you can either go back to basics and start studying an issue yourself or take someone else word for it.
Joseph Cruz
Please explain to me how you get the age of 4.5 billion years from looking at the isotope of decay rocks.
Blake Stewart
>you can find out how those numbers were calculated. >let me prove you my theories using a closed inbred system that has no natural anchors and that only exist to validate itself
When a decaying isotope is created it has it's initial amount of radioactivity and then degrades over time by it's half life. If you know how long the half life of a given isotope is, then you can measure the radioactivity of those isotopes and figure out how long ago it was when those isotopes were created.
Ian Peterson
This is a slide thread and you are a seething little Ioxist heeb, scientists say.
Carson Smith
The CMB is overfitted data originally derived from the oceans' dissipating heat. Each subsequent measurement is adjusted to fit the first, which was merely an interference pattern cast from the earth.
Xavier Thompson
I'm not going to deny that this kinda science/study is way over my head. However, i feel it just takes one unknown calculation/monkeys wrench to put everyone back on the drawing board. And this seems to happen quite regularly with people in that field. It's fine if you say/feel that through an educated guess that the earth is 4.5 billion years old, but i get annoyed when people say it as an undeniable fact with there being no room for error in their mind.
