How Old Is The Earth?

How old is our planet? Billions of years, or just a few thousand? The answer isn't as cut-and-dried as you might think. In this video, we'll dive deep into the fascinating clash between the Old Earth and Young Earth hypotheses.
What to expect:
Fair & Balanced: We'll present the core arguments and evidence for BOTH sides, avoiding bias and strawman arguments.
Unconventional Evidence: We'll explore scientific data that often gets overlooked by mainstream science - from radiocarbon dating anomalies to geological formations that challenge traditional timelines.
Thought-Provoking Questions: Is it possible that the story of Earth's history is more complex than we've been led to believe? Are there valid reasons to reconsider the dominant narrative?
Call for Open-Mindedness: We'll encourage viewers to engage with the evidence themselves and consider the implications for our understanding of the universe.
Who should watch:
Anyone curious about the origins of our planet
Science enthusiasts interested in alternative theories
Open-minded individuals willing to challenge assumptions
Those who believe in the importance of scientific inquiry and debate
Hashtags: #oldearth #youngearth #creationism #evolution #geology #sciencedebate #criticalthinking #origins

[@kesodabul]

Where ever there is oil, it’s gold there as well. They just not looking for it the right way.

[@IBaitman]

Dang, it seems like you've reached CRAZY side of KZbin again.

[@kesodabul]

I’m sure that’s what we on right now 😂

[@maplobats]

lol...should we use evidence to shape our view of the world, or should we base it all on mythology?

[@kesodabul]

Basically the whole entire existence is a baby born day one

[@geofftottenperthcoys9944]

Billions

[@JNakamura2415]

Yeah! They found dinosaur bones with the meat still on it! So... Millions of years? I think not!

[@rickn4166]

Tell me you're joking.

[@geofftottenperthcoys9944]

You make that claim, provide evidence

[@geofftottenperthcoys9944]

@@rickn4166 I know right

[@EbonyPope]

@@geofftottenperthcoys9944 There was a dinosaur found who still has soft tissue. Practically a millions of year old mummy. That doesn't mean the earth is younger than we thought. Look it up.

[@EbonyPope]

​@@rickn4166 He is talking nonsense about the earth age but he is right about the dino. It as big news a few years back. Search for: From Alberta’s Oil Sands, A Dinosaur ‘Mummy’ With Skin Intact