What processes do you think would speed up decay rates without leaving any other evidence at all? I mean, such an event ought to have left evidence outside of decay itself -- something powerful enough to suddenly push the worldwide quantities of potassium quickly into the argon column would presumably leave more evidence than just argon. Do we have die-offs correlated to spikes in daughter elements? Do we see differential decay rates at different levels of the lithosphere, which could be expected as a result of shielding from radioactive events?
Your hypothesis has implications which make predictions, two of which I've listed. What does observation tell us about those predictions?
Your hypothesis has implications which make predictions, two of which I've listed. What does observation tell us about those predictions?
