Revelation of Jesus Christ

Shells from living snails were carbon dated as being 27,000 years old. Science Vol. 224, 1984 p. 58-81

If the assumption of gravity was dreamt up to further cement the notion that we live on a spinning ball and give reason as to why we do not fall off, likewise radiometric carbon dating (RCD) was invented to cement the notion that the earth is older than the biblical creation account. If certain agents can convince the ignorant that the earth is millions and billions of years old it then gives credance to other pseudo realities like the theory of evolution, dinosaurs and the big bang.

With RCD we see the introduction of technology and if you are not technically or scientifically minded it can all sound very impressive and overwhelming to the point where the adverage person can easily be "blinded by the science". Don't be fooled is all I can say, especially if you personally cannot observe or repeat the experiment yourself. Computer technologies can be easily manipulated to output whatever data is required to fit a certain narrative (climate models, PCR test...), and just because people with letters after their names say something clever it does not automatically make it a fact. So just how reliable is radiometric carbon dating? Not suprising that when we peel back the lid on this falsely called scientific method we run into embarrasing assumptions.

The three assumptions of radiometric carbon dating:

1. The rate of decay and half lives have remained constant over time.
2. The clock was set to zero when the material formed.
3. We are dealing with a closed system.

assumption (definition)
a thing that is accepted as true or as certain to happen, without proof, that is, non scientific therefore a belief or religion.

Guessing isn't science, and it is deceitful that the errors of RCD are published in scientific journals, books and taught in schools and universities as factual. The world we were born into is not what it appears to be. Guard your minds and your children's minds, and question everything. As they say, "The devil is in the detail."