How old is the Earth?

[Statler Waldorf]

Haha, if my argument is foolish then I am sure you will be glad to enlighten us as to how you can deterimine the circumfrence of the Earth by only using a yard stick. Remember, only a yard stick.

Do you want me to post the same link? Ok, no problem. Read it this time:

http://www.sciencebuddies.org/science-fa...p018.shtml

I don't require 100 percent, just when someone mis-uses the word "proof" to mean something that is not 100 percent I will call them on it every time.

Surely you understand that measurements in science can only be approximate, whereas there is no precision whatsoever to the statement "god did it".

Nobody thinks the Flintstones is a documentary,

Haven't been keeping up with goings on in your own "creation" science, have you?

Already refuted the yardstick thing, read it. The picture does not prove anyone thiks the Flinstones was a documentary. Strawman, strawman. I am well aware of the limitations of Science, it's people who throw around the word "proof" that do not. Talk to them, not me.

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No more on anisotropic light speed?

Shame that, you have yet to show how it supports a young universe.

I did both, it was just in a different thread. It's under my introduction. Instead of just giving me a warm welcome everyone got excited and tried debating over there. Feel free to check it out.