OK, ASSVT, I apologize for being a smart@ss. I have tried to be as professional I as could during this discussion. However, my emotions got the best of me.
Now, as for the uranium dating, I refer you to sboardsvt's post:
"So whether they use the radiocarbon method for dating fossils or other methods, such as employing radioactive potassium, uranium, or thorium, for dating rocks, scientists are unable to establish the original levels of those elements through ages of time. Thus, professor of metallurgy Melvin A. Cook observes: “One may only guess these concentrations [of radioactive materials], and the age results thus obtained can be no better than this guess.”
