AnonyNymous:
Without insulting my intellect, I'm asking all creationists who oppose evolution to tell me what happened to the dinosaurs.

DoctorAlien:
Kikiki

DoctorAlien:


Before I answer your question, you'll answer this:

1. Anything that we dig up that is supposedly more than 250 000 years old should have absolutely no radiocarbon in it whatsoever. In the light of this, explain the popular notion that dinosaurs lived millions of years ago.

2. If dinosaurs are really tens of millions of years old, why have scientists found dionsaur bones with soft tissue still in them, including what may have been blood vessels and cells? Confirm this here: www.nbcnews.com/id/7285683/ns/technology_and_science-science/t/scientists-recover-t-rex-tissue/#.Us3cl7SmbF0

DoctorAlien:


Before I answer your question, you'll answer this:

1. Anything that we dig up that is supposedly more than 250 000 years old should have absolutely no radiocarbon in it whatsoever. In the light of this, explain the popular notion that dinosaurs lived millions of years ago.

2. If dinosaurs are really tens of millions of years old, why have scientists found dionsaur bones with soft tissue still in them, including what may have been blood vessels and cells? Confirm this here: www.nbcnews.com/id/7285683/ns/technology_and_science-science/t/scientists-recover-t-rex-tissue/#.Us3cl7SmbF0

AnonyNymous:

I gave you a question and you're responding with a question, feeling smart. I'm asking you how dinosaurs fit into your creation fairytale. Say it or go and sleep. You yourself know it doesn't fit, so you have to throw another question to sound smart.

CoolUsername:


Carbon dating isn't the only method. It's only used for bodies that are a few thousand years old.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiometric_dating?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C5258968664

DoctorAlien:


So how was the age of dinosaurs determined?

CoolUsername:


By finding the age of the adjoining igneous rock in whatever stratum they are in.

DoctorAlien:


Brother, we dey vex?

Well, before we discuss how dinosaurs fit into Creation, we have to make sure that the identity of dinosaurs are certain, unambiguous and not questionable.

AnonyNymous:
Without insulting my intellect, I'm asking all creationists who oppose evolution to tell me what happened to the dinosaurs.

DoctorAlien:


Kikiki. So, the dinosaur and the rock came about the same time? I thought the earth was billions of years old? According to your evolution, when did dinosaurs come along? Is there no possibility that the igneous rock inside which the "fossil" is found has been there millions or even billions of years before the dinosaur appeared?

4evergod3:


Your question is vague and a mirage. If we stand on the side of creation of course we would say dinosaurs were created and if they are no longer walking the earth then how does that negate creation?

what would sound crazy is if you also believed that dinosaurs as huge as they are made out to be actually also evolved from a single cell and somehow got conveniently targeted by a meteorite from outer space which erased them from the surface of the earth.

I suggest you rephrase your question or risk giving youself pulmonary embolism due to anger on this thread.

DoctorAlien:


Kikiki. So, the dinosaur and the rock came about the same time? I thought the earth was billions of years old? According to your evolution, when did dinosaurs come along? Is there no possibility that the igneous rock inside which the "fossil" is found has been there millions or even billions of years before the dinosaur appeared?

4evergod3:


Your question is vague and a mirage. If we stand on the side of creation of course we would say dinosaurs were created and if they are no longer walking the earth then how does that negate creation?

what would sound crazy is if you also believed that dinosaurs as huge as they are made out to be actually also evolved from a single cell and somehow got conveniently targeted by a meteorite from outer space which erased them from the surface of the earth.

I suggest you rephrase your question or risk giving youself pulmonary embolism due to anger on this thread.

AnonyNymous:

Definition of igneous rock:
"Igneous rock (derived from the Latin word ignis meaning fire) is one of the three main rock types, the others being sedimentary and metamorphic. Igneous rock is formed through the cooling and solidification of magma or lava."

So in other words you're saying the lava solidified with the bones and it gives an estimate of the period thy lived.

I feel like I'm wasting my time here, if you don't even know what igneous rock is

AnonyNymous:

Definition of igneous rock:
"Igneous rock (derived from the Latin word ignis meaning fire) is one of the three main rock types, the others being sedimentary and metamorphic. Igneous rock is formed through the cooling and solidification of magma or lava."

So in other words you're saying the lava solidified with the bones and it gives an estimate of the period thy lived.

I feel like I'm wasting my time here, if you don't even know what igneous rock is

DoctorAlien:
Kikiki. So, the dinosaur and the rock came about the same time? I thought the earth was billions of years old? According to your evolution, when did dinosaurs come along? Is there no possibility that the igneous rock inside which the "fossil" is found has been there millions or even billions of years before the dinosaur appeared?

Seun:

Igneous rocks are formed by volcanic eruptions. Living creatures get buried by the molten magma/lava before it solidifies, preserving them.

Seun:

Igneous rocks are formed by volcanic eruptions. Living creatures get buried by the molten magma/lava before it solidifies, preserving them.

DoctorAlien:

So, when the dinosaur died, volcanic eruption quickly happened at the same instance and the bones of the dinosaur was covered in the magma, and so that we are sure that the age of the dinosaur is correct, eh?
Could it not have been that the magma that covered the bones of the dinosaur came from an eruption that happened millions or even billions of years after the dinosaur died?

AnonyNymous:

What happened. They didn't fit on Noah's ark? Smh. The dimensions of that ark can't take a T-Rex.


First off, don't use 'as huge as they are, they were made from a single cell.' Sperm cells of different animals give rise to huge animals so don't come up with that fallacy. Nobody has stated the exact reason for the extinction of dinosaurs so stop putting words in my mouth. And, stop making this about evolution. I asked you a simple fucking question, and all you do is make this about evolution. Its irritating. Answer the question and go, if you can't, go and sleep. Simple.


Blah blah blah. You think a faceless internet person can have any effect on me? Really? Once again, for someone that doesn't know what igneous rock is,stop trying so hard to sound smart. Its cringey and irritating.

AnonyNymous:
CoolUsername . If they cannot simply reply to the question, no need to argue with them. Its derailing the thread.

DoctorAlien:


So, when the dinosaur died, volcanic eruption quickly happened at the same instance and the bones of the dinosaur was covered in the magma, and so that we are sure that the age of the dinosaur is correct, eh?

Could it not have been that the magma that covered the bones of the dinosaur came from an eruption that happened millions or even billions of years after the dinosaur died?

DoctorAlien:
Could it not have been that the magma that covered the bones of the dinosaur came from an eruption that happened millions or even billions of years after the dinosaur died?

AnonyNymous:

I don't know why that is so hard for him to understand.

Seun:
In that case the dinosaur bones would be even older than the rock. This would mean dinosaurs are even older than scientists think they are. It's unlikely because bones that are exposed will not last very long. Scavengers like hyenas, bacteria, and acid rain, will destroy them.

4evergod3:


I suggest you first try to find out how long it takes for bones to decay and then ask yourself if by some freak coincidence a dinosaur would drop dead now and then a volcanic eruption would occur near where it died and lay rotten and encase its bones in magma.

In dry areas bones can stay without decaying for tens of thousands of years....So assuming volcanoes came first how would life be in a volcanically active region and why would creatures with survival instincts opt to live around them?

if Dinosaurs came first then how old are they really? Can rocks be used to give their true age? Both of them cancel out each other.