There were three human species sharing the planet at the same time. How does that effect evolution? All fossil records are incomplete due to the fact that fossils do not form easily. Anyhow doesn’t 300,000 years kind of mess with the six thousand year limit.
“There were three human species sharing the planet at the same time.”
Possibly more.
“Anyhow doesn’t 300,000 years kind of mess with the six thousand year limit.”
Only if you assume radiometric dating is accurate and all the initial assumptions of it are true?
Beginning Conditions Known
Beginning Ratio of Daughter to Parent Isotope Known (zero date problem)
Constant Decay Rate
No Leaching or Addition of Parent or Daughter Isotopes
All Assumptions Valid for Billions of Years
There is also a difficulty in measuring precisely very small amounts of the various isotopes
Then we have the ongoing debate now about C slowing down and atomic time winding down.
The Decreasing Speed of Light - Evidence by Barry Setterfield
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdTlOVTDbNU