eeyore1954
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Do you reaaly believe what you post or is this just a game for you. I don't see how you could possibly claim that is a valid argument for scientific proof.Let me clearly illustrate how all of you are engaging in Doublethink, and how this makes it impossible for me or anyone else to prove NIST's report is false.
When discussing the pouring molten metal in WTC 2, I scientifically proved why NIST is wrong in their assertions, that the molten material is a silvery molten aluminum mixed with burned organic material, like: furniture, carpet and computers. I showed how NIST themselves, are clearly engaging in Doublethink it order to make a possibility out of an impossibility.
All of you are engaging in Doublethink...by holding a belief that says NIST's report is completely true...while simultaneously having a belief that states that parts of NIST's report are patently false i.e. their claims of the max temp on the impact floors or the color of molten aluminum (silvery)
"...The power of holding two contradictory beliefs in one's mind simultaneously, and accepting both of them ... to forget any fact that has become inconvenient, and then, when it becomes necessary again, to draw it back from oblivion for just so long as it is needed, to deny the existence of objective reality and all the while to take account of the reality which one denies..." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doublethink
I proved why scientifically, the yellow-orange molten metal coming from WTC 2, could not have been either the aluminum from the planes or the steel from the building.
I stated the max temp on the impact floors was around 1000C, and NIST agrees with this. I said that steel has a melting point of about 1500C and NIST agrees with that. I said that aluminum, although it has a melting point around 660C, appears silvery when melted, and NIST agrees with that. I declared that the molten material pouring from WTC 2 has a yellow-orange glow...and NIST agrees with that. I claim there are only two likely things this molten metal can be (minus therma/ite) and that is steel from the tower, or aluminum from the plane, and NIST agrees with that.
Now that we're at a point where NIST cannot logically or scientifically explain why this molten aluminum is glowing an orange color...they slip out of reality and engage in pure Doublethink, in order to create a possibility (scientifically possible) out of an impossibility (scientifically impossible) NIST says that this flowing molten material has no visual indication (signs) that it is burning. Then NIST goes on to compare the color (visual sign) of this non-burning material to a material that is burning in a fireplace. They claim that this silvery molten aluminum is mixed with burned pieces of organic material, like: furniture, computers, carpet etc. and that these burned materials display an orange glow like something that is burning. Burned means that it's no longer burning...burned means it's black...burning would be the stage where it's glowing orange from the heat.
So, according to NIST...the molten metal pouring from WTC 2 gets its orange glow from combining silvery molten aluminum and black burned organic materials. This is what NIST is saying...and that is how I proved them scientifically wrong, by illuminating the fact that they (NIST) are clearly out of touch with reality.
If NIST isn't capable of explaining even the most basic of things i.e. the color of a molten liquid - without engaging in Doublethink - than that beautifully reflects their inability to explain (with reason and science) how the towers could have collapsed due to - plane impact + dislodged insulation + falling upper mass. If you can't add 2 + 2 ... than I think it's safe to conclude that you lack the required ability to calculate complex scientific equations.
NIST source: http://wtc.nist.gov/pubs/factsheets/faqs_8_2006.htm
Also did you ever address your very first point. Has a steel structure ever collapsed from fire alone. Someone I think kookbreaker can you a very good example of one "The Kader Toy Factory "