mleku on Nostr: thinking about estimated ages of geological events and their heavy reliance on Carbon ...

thinking about estimated ages of geological events and their heavy reliance on Carbon 14 suggests to me that if this historical record is accurate, and based on the prescribed 360 day year, then 2348 BC is the timing of the event that geologists are calling ~6000 years...

i think that their dating method doesn't work, and the reason is that every so often the sun blows up hard, in either massive flares, or even more full on, a micro nova, and when this happens, huge amounts of C14 are thrown at the earth and so there is no consistency to the amounts that are upon the surface, using it as a time estimate is stupid

so, it's probably accurate, give or take a bit, and not only is it probably accurate, a follow-up event like the Flood is coming, as evidenced by the rapid decline of the earth's magnetic field over the last 150 years, and especially the acceleration in the last 20 years

i saw a documentary a while back that explained how the flood event is a much better explanation for the existence of fossils, mainly because of the way that it washes away so much loose soil, and then as the waters return back to the sea, they form distinct layers, often of different types of sedimentary soil composition, and the fossils are literally a small area where these animals were drowned and quickly smothered in layers of mud and clay, that later hardens up into sedimentary rock. really, it's just hard packed fine soil that has had megatons of other soil on top of it

the thing is though, that although yes there was heavy cloud cover and rain and lightning and whatnot during the event, it was not from the sky where most of the water came from, it was because the entire earth's crust suddenly jerked to a new orientation, and the stickiness of the water and the contours of the ground and all this mud it kicks up and washes away, over the following months first there is the wash, then the "slosh back" which then covers everything up and creates a whole new set of contours over top of the bedrock and volcanic rock layers underneeth, and eventually over time and floods in between some of these caches of dead animal bodies are found, and this wrong-headed model of carbon 14 decay makes them think it's millions of years old when actually it only happened 4000 years ago... and this distortion impacts everything associated with geological and archaeological stuff

when in realityit's almost impossible to know the age of most things.