I'm glad to see I'm wrong about you starting a thread. I haven't read all you've posted, but this is the longest and most substantive post I've seen from you. We'll see about how well you engage in a discussion.
The difference between YEC arguments and FE arguments in their respective contexts is that the YEC arguments are rational.
FE and YEC both deny evidence in favor of a literal reading of scripture. That doesn't seem rational.
Common descentist arguments are a mix of rational and irrational arguments
Common descent is based on evidence (at least some of which is admitted by a YEC scientist familiar with it, as "very good evidence for macroevolutionary theory."
Radiometric dating is inconsistent.
That's a testable claim...
Here, the Fen Complex in Norway was tested by various methods and by different researchers and the spread of dates was between 588 million years and 565 million years. So about 4% error at most. That seems pretty good. That kind of error gives YECs no comfort at all. And we know it works because (for example), the flow that buried Pompeii was accurately dated by argon/argon testing.
https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1029/EO078i036p00382-02
That should cause you to be at least skeptical of creationists claims.
And then, one finds out to get something tested you can't be a creationist
No,that's wrong. Would you like me to show you some examples?
As to C14 dating, common descentists give a FE-like-answer when C14 is found in things like diamonds and dinosaur bones.
It's instructive that the results merely peg the needle the oldest possible age for that equipment. So if a method finds essentially no C-14, the result is set at the oldest possible date. Further, C14 is formed from nitrogen by ionizing radiation. So any nitrogen in a diamond could be changed to C14 if there was a source of radiation. Turns out the pipes in which diamonds are formed contain uranium and thorium. So there's that.
As to the fossil record, the question is millions of years, not that there were different animals before.
See above. Moreover, the geologic column typically includes deserts, forests, ocean environments and others for the same area. It's clearly not consistent with a few thousand years.
As to information theory, Shannon ruins the mechanism of random mutation and natural selection helping common descent.
As you learned, Shannon's equation is used by population geneticists to measure evolution. Seems to me that it would be a bit odd for "evolutionists" to use something that "ruins the mechanism." You were going to show us which process, required for evolution, is ruled out by "information." You forgot to do that. Would you show us now? Be specific.
Barbarian's argument that noise increases information in a signal is irrational.
As you learned, that was Shannon's finding, not mine. Noise increases information in a signal.
So a couple of things to note, I'm not saying YEC is the correct position, I'm saying common descent is irrational.
Your fellow YE creationist, Kurt Wise, disagrees with you.
That being said, common descentists make good points too. And I mean "good" as in rational/logical, not strong.
Wise disagrees with you on that, too.
But then, Wise actually knows what the evidence is.
So when are you going to show us any process, required for common descent, that is ruled out by information?