ozeco41
Philosopher
I noticed it because of the several ironies - which is why I stays in my memory.I suppose I must have seen this paper, because I posted in the thread, but I must have not bothered to take it seriously.
Both those are characteristic of Tony:The entire conclusion is based on a number chosen as a starting assumption rather than calculated from observation, so in effect it's a circular argument; if we assume that the structural resistance of WTC1 never falls below the amount required to support the upper block, then the building can never collapse. I see my decision not to take it seriously was a sound one.
Dave
A) False starting assumptions - as per the 2007 one I identified in my first internet post - re-appearing in his WTC7 criticism of NIST where his starting assumption was unproven and almost certainly wrong;
B) Proving his assumptions by circular argument - which was ONE of several fatal aspects of "Missing Jolt."
With "Missing jolt" there is a flow on irony that I identified which AFAIK has never been followed up. His presumption of columns falling through a "gap" could only come from explosive cutting CD - so his assumption chosen to support the pre-determined conclusion.
BUT if the gap had been there the "jolt" would occur once the gap was traversed. Tony showed "no jolt" so there cold not have been a CD created "Gap". Thereby self rebutting.
Too subtle for most when I posted it a few times in former years. AND it is as close as I will go "tongue in cheek" parodying Tony reasoning - people may start to worry abut my sanity. My sense of humour already causes me enough....issues.



