Population (and magnetic fields) proves young Earth -- debunked

Only room for two nominees in this one. Billy Crone and TruthfulChristian trying to show how population growth shows that the Earth must be young.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• potholer54
• evolution
• magnetism
• population
• young
• Earth
• God
• Jesus
• atheism

[mancamiatipoola]

HAHAHAHAHA !!! I can't stop laughing.

That "get the fuck outta here" made me spit on my monitor so bad (from laughter) :D!

I love the way Potholer bashes these ridiculous bullshit spouting idiots.

Best part is at 1:35 - 1:50

Good work, Peter, definitely one of the most entertaining debunk videos so far. Keep bowling them over, sir.

I salute you!

[DrThunder88]

The Billy Crone segment is possibly the best Potholer bit since "Oi, 'ovind! We can't carbon date this; there's no *beep*ing carbon in it!"

[LukeShetler]

At 50 CE the population would be 1,048,576. That's how many Jews were killed in their 3 wars against Rome around that same time!

I just love how easy it is to demolish their theories, while they lack the brain power to examine their theories at all. These people devote their lives to this stuff! They write books about it! I'm just some idiot with a high school diploma and I can do in 2 minutes what they are unable to do in a lifetime. Even if you spell it out for them!

[LukeShetler]

The population 150 years ago was 1 billion. We are nearing 7 billion. It will not take 150 years for our population to reach 14 billion unless some catastrophe happens.

In their math do they assume that the population went from 8 to 16 in 150 years? And from 16 to 32 in another 150 years? And 32 to 64 in another 150 years? What happened to 'be fruitful and multiply?' So at 1300 BCE the global population was 2,048? Bwahahaha!

[Thetarget1]

I actually think that the 150years doubling rate speaks pretty well of the creationists who made it up. At least they are able to do simple high school maths.

[KittenKoder]

The math he used is the human growth rate of the modern era, then applying it as if it was the same through all of history. I have heard this argument used before, so yeah. They ignore the mortality and growth rate changes based on technological advancements.

[customerjon]

"Get the fuck out of here!" Brilliant!

[linkuei83]

@AthenaSchroedinger you'd need something stronger, jet fuel might do the trick. But i think you are right, can't get more scientific xD

[ecuasxaz]

I'm worried that Mr. Crone is actually under the impression that scientists think there is such a time as "20 billion years ago"

[Yownas73]

When I was a kid there was about 4 billion people on the earth.

Today we are over 7 billion. Almost twice as many.

Therefore I am almost 150 years old.