QUOTE (DJLegacy2k1 @ May 18 2006, 01:07 AM)
As one of the most open minded people here I have to disagree with some points made here.
First, I got alot more name calling from people that side on the NIST report and against CTs. Most people quote PM, the Commission, and then resort to calling people names after that.
I don't believe alot of the wilder theories out there and most of my theories can be seen here on the board. I will say that JREF and this thread can not seem to keep a cool head in any debate, from either side.
I am in all of this to find the TRUTH. The government's story obviously is BS, and there are some crazy CT claims that are obvious BS as well. Somewhere in the middle though, they have to meet...Period.
If everyone could present their arguements without EITHER side getting mad and immature, then maybe some progress would be made.
I'm cracking down on BS from BOTH sides...So if anyone wishes to debate for either side, make sure you keep it clean and mature...
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I find this post interesting. You state that you are involved in this to find the truth, but immediately follow that statement by saying that the government's story is obviously false. In scientific and criminal investigations, it is vitally important to examine the evidence as it presents itself, and to see where that evidence points. By entering your investigation under the bias that the government's position in in error you introduce confirmational bias into the examination of the evidence.
Coupling the introduction of confirmational bias to the pre-existing human failings of false positives/negatives yields great risk that the conclusions of the investigation will, if not be in error, at least be under suspicion.
Now, I certainly do not know the entire decision making process you went through to come to your current position, and I wish to give you the benefit of the doubt. So, I would like to pose a couple of questions that may help clarify your position to me:
1) On what grounds (pre 9/11 evidence) do you base your decision, that the government's explaination of the events is erroneous, upon?
2) Is there any hypothetical evidence, that could be provided, that would cause you to rethink your position on the events of 9/11?
Thanks,
AW