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Ok caustin12, listen up. Actually ns, you better listen, too. Carbon dating measures the amount of carbon that has disappeared in a deceased organic compound, for example a deceased tree (I specify "organic" so show it would NOT work on a rock). While it can give a rather decent general timeline, it is not always correct. For example: a sea lion who died and one week later, some scientists decided to carbon date the creature. The dating said that the sea lion had been dead for well over 1,000 years. So gentlemen/ladies, you have both proven to talk without giving much evidence to support your cause. Caustin12, you think it's false? Explain why instead of merely flapping your gums. Ns, you think it's true? Give evidence so you don't come across as a know-it-all jerk. Rant over. Thank you.

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