uruk
Philosopher
- Joined
- Apr 9, 2003
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The picture you keep posting doesn't show much of anything. It is too obscured by smoke and debris to show any detail. All you can tell is that it is just a shape. And drywall can have a "rounded" appearance also.Your effort to misrepresent the image is not equalled by your failure to explain why no core columns are vivsble in the fore ground or in this image of the WTC 2 core in the core area where they must be seen if they existed.
If the concrete was poured around the Box columns, why is the box column infront of the wall?Your image shows what appears as the hallway openings and their individual floors. The torn drywall covers the concrete wall in you image and it has all been removed in this one.this one.
Also the picture I posted was taken after the picture you are posting. You can tell by the amount of debris in the foreground that has been removed.
You seem to have alot of self-worth worked up in this idea of yours. It's skewing your thinking. It does not make you less of a person to admit your wrong when the evidence is overwhelmingly against you. It makes you less of a person to cling to an idea that is overwhelmingly and obviously wrong.
Are you familiar with the story of Don Quixote?
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