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Actually, yes. The first, primitive fossilized chips appear in the early pleistocene; from that we have gradual develop of monitors and peripherals. Lake Suigetsu is crammed full of stray fossilized silicon. Of course, for that we require Silicon-dating.
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As long as Dave refuses to explain, discuss, or deal with C14 calibration, he will continue to appear uninformed, illogical, and fundamentally unequal to dealing with science. He has met his Waterloo, and it is him. |
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At least half a dozen people have tried to get Dave to explain how the consilience of radiocarbon calibration curves is supposed to work (regardless of whether he thinks it does work), just to see if he knows enough about the topic to be able to criticize it.
Dave has never been able to do so. The only inference one can draw is that Dave does not understand the consilience of radiocarbon calibration curves. I disagree with CM; I believe that Dave is theoretically capable of understanding it (it's not rocket science, after all). I believe that Dave will not allow himself to understand it, because he knows that it will demolish his worldview with one blow. He would be forced to accept the reality of an earth at least 60,000 years old. |
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Consiliently speaking, he'd have to accept that the earth is a good deal older than the 60,000 years for which C14 is reasonably accurate.
The cross-correlating methods don't just calibrate C14. They all support each other. And some of them go a lot further back than 60kya...! Yet more reasons for assiduous avoidance on davey's part. |
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And Dave still owes us evidence to support his contention that every working scientist in the world is either dishonest or incompetent.
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