Potassium Argon Dating doesnt work at all

Sedimentation Experiments: Nature Finally Catches Up! | Answers in Genesis Notice the very bottom photo. "Fine layering was produced within hours at Mt St Helens on June 12, 1980 by hurricane velocity surging flows from the crater of the volcano. The 25-foot thick (7.6 m), June 12 deposit is exposed in the middle of the cliff. It is overlain by the massive, but thinner, March 19, 1982 mudflow deposit, and is underlain by airfall debris from the last hours of the May 18, 1980, nine hour eruption." Decide for yourselves gentlemen.

I think "believe" was the key word there in regards to uniformitarian interpretations. Indeed, the current paradigm of "millions of years" is a dogma, when you have to loudly assert and assume that every exception to the rule of uniformitarianism is an anomaly. Thank you for at least showing the audience that. Enjoy the articles, and good day.
More Evidence Against So-Called Paleokarst | Answers in Genesis
Sedimentation Experiments: Nature Finally Catches Up! | Answers in Genesis
Sedimentation Experiments: Is Extrapolation Appropriate? - Part 1 | Answers in Genesis
Fish Preservation, Fish Coprolites and the Green River Formation | Answers in Genesis
The Principle of Least Astonishment! | Answers in Genesis
ANDESITE FLOWS AT MT NGAURUHOE, NEW ZEALAND, AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR POTASSIUM-ARGON | The Institute for Creation Research
Radioactive Dating in Conflict! | Answers in Genesis
Radioactive Dating Failure | Answers in Genesis
Startling Evidence for Noah’s Flood | Answers in Genesis
Flood Models: The Need for an Integrated Approach | Answers in Genesis
Uniformitarian Paleo-Environmental Dilemma at Clarkia, Idaho | Answers in Genesis
Antiquity of Landforms | Answers in Genesis
Field Studies in the Columbia River Basalt, Northwest USA | Answers in Genesis
Missing Link | Answers in Genesis
Missing Link | Answers in Genesis