Which obviously means you can tell whether a column is in a straight line in a photograph.
With emphasis that it's the majority of the properly educated, properly certified people at whom the Truthers' technical arguments are ostensibly aimed. It's not just a majority of the rabble who aren't expected to judge the relative merits of rationales that employ specialized knowledge and judgment.
This is not our numbers game; it's Gage's. He's the one who says some thousands of relevant qualified professionals endorse his findings, up to and including controlled demolition. Laying aside whether that's a misrepresentation of their actual qualifications and beliefs, it's a simple quantitative and qualitative tap dance. He's the one who rightly chooses to appeal (or at least to say he wishes to appeal) to the appropriately educated and certified people -- most notably, structural engineers. And he's the one who claims some numerically impressive degree of support from that specific group and others similarly enough situated.
We simply provide a different perspective. AE911T's impressive-sounding numbers are actually a very miniscule fraction of all those whom Truthers seek to recruit with their engineering arguments. Qualitatively, we find it disingenuous that when the statistical insignificance of the Truth support among the targeted expert audience is laid bare, the rebuttals invoke the appeal-to-the-masses fallacy. That holds when the majority in question is the unwashed peasantry asked to opine on some issue they haven't studied. It doesn't hold when the majority is a group selected specifically for their knowledge of the relevant fields, and to whom the propositions in question are being specifically directed.
If one's spiel is predicated upon recruiting the practitioners in a field to one's cause by means of expert arguments particular to the field, and one fails spectacularly to achieve any substantial degree of success in that chosen endeavor, then it's highly disingenuous to excuse that failure by saying the approach is faulty.[/QU0TE
I have addressed many of the supposed truths of Aulis, and corresponded with some of their proponents, none of which where able to argue realistically for their cause.
Especially Jack White's studies which claimed creatures lurking under the LM landing gear.
Letters to Aulis where not well received.