if you see history as a science and would read all the old books, which are open to interpretation and filtered by those over and over again from perspectives out of other times, you can definetly argue about certain aspects of history.
I but have more a problem of the concept of time as most of use it and even physicists define it.
f.e.: there is the method to find out how old stuff is, radio carbon method i believe it is called.
Now the further back in time you want to date something the fuzzier it gets.
What is with material which was created with our solar-system together or materials before that, or before our galaxy.
or:
If it would be possible to fly around our earth with 4x the speed of light, wouldn't we be just being incredibly fast and taking that distance 4*times the speed of light, why would it have an influence on time at all.
or:
if there wouldn't be anything outside our universe (big bang theory), and time didn't exist before, why would it now ... only to measure how i long i take to go to the bakery and back? not like the moon would care or any particle. If but it would be universes in universes and still creating more and more, where no end and no beginning at all could be defined(bubble universe theory), again what would make a time constant/concept worth having besides categorizing how long it takes to make my tea.
or:
why would be a concept which we initially used to separate our day and weeks and years with have a physical law to it at all? And if there would be a physical law about time, would it still have to do anything with how we apprehend it?
or: ...
i just ignore time ^^ aslong i can at least, till age tells me, wtf another grey hair in the beard, crap that pain now comes regularly and doesn't go away anymore, damn that year was fast or not ...