Spanx, it is not true that I don't respond to Ziggi because of stupid things he says on other posts. Tony, Ziggi and MM are very intelligent, observant people whose posts I take seriously on a technical level. I choose not to engage with Ziggi because I consider him to be abusive, and I choose the people with whom I interact. Ziggi knows this, I have already wished him well in his research and said my goodbyes in private emails. I know there is plenty of nastiness on both sides on this rough playground of a forum, but when someone puts me down personally, it's bye-bye time.
If you know of another fire induced proximate cause why are you keeping it all to yourself?.
No comment on the cbtuh? From yourself? What conclusion do you think would have come out if NIST concluded to your satisfaction?
If im to take your own statement of intent literally, you avoid these questions intentionally to avoid burden of proof.
You demand agreement with your argument before anything can proceed further yet when anyone tries to grant that flexibility you find something to stop that from happening.
I can see how sticking to the technical issues doesn't suit you.
NISTs collapse initiating event has been invalidated. I'm not asking you to like it, just to stop clinging to that which is not plausible. In that way the discussion can move on perhaps.
If you want to contradict NIST then the burden of proof rests on you.
NISTs collapse initiating event has been invalidated.
In that way the discussion can move on perhaps.
According to whom?
A discussion about what, with whom?
NISTs collapse initiating event has been invalidated. I'm not asking you to like it, just to stop clinging to that which is not plausible. In that way the discussion can move on perhaps.
Do you think that the column 38 connection with K3004 would fail?
Do you think that the column 38 connection with K3004 would fail?
That doesn't address my post. You said NIST had been disproven. I want to know who made that judgment. I want you to tell me a name, or names.
You suggest there is another phase to this discussion that you're itching to move on to. I want you to tell me what it is and who you plan to have that discussion with.
Please answer my questions.
"Would fail"? Why not ask if it is possible it could have failed?
You were asked..
You were asked if you thought the k3004 connection at C38 would fail.
Please answer that. It's surely not too difficult for a self proclaimed expert in the field such as you are.![]()
Irrelevant. You were asked who declared you the winner. Should be an easy question. You were asked what you're next-phase discussion would be. Should be easy for someone who says he's itching to get there.
Considering the fact the building collapse I think it's safe to say it did.
Who exactly has "disproved" the NIST probable hypothesis and to whom?
In reality or the model?
In the model - No. In reality - Of course it would.
ETA - why don't you just ask your very own self proclaimed "industry expert"?
should be interesting to see how he avoids answering this one.
And there we have it.