Christophera
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Take a closer look at the pictures Chris.
The image with the purple carpet is suspected of photoshopping and I only use it to show the wall. Besides, no point is made.
Take a closer look at the pictures Chris.
The image with the purple carpet is suspected of photoshopping and I only use it to show the wall. Besides, no point is made.
Say what!?!?! If you suspect that the picture has been altered in photoshop why use it at all? Any info it would show would be suspect. Even the wall.The image with the purple carpet is suspected of photoshopping and I only use it to show the wall. Besides, no point is made.
Say what!?!?! If you suspect that the picture has been altered in photoshop why use it at all? Any info it would show would be suspect. Even the wall.
What part of the photo is specificaly altered?
This sounds like a bad copout on your part Chris. You've been caught in in making several mistakes in interpreting these pictures and your trying to weasle your way out.
I'm calling you out on this.
The point was made in post # 10700
ETA: Oh and the is not tapered look at the colums on the left of the picture.They appear to be
slanting to the left as they go up.
The angles of the wall and colums appear to have a perspective distortion probably due to
the lense of the camera and the angle the photo was taken.
That cannot be a picture of the long axis of the core. Look at the distance between the core area wall on the right and the outer wall on the left. Compare that to the distance between the core wall to the exterior wall of the front lobby in the picture below.
http://www.dogboy.org/albums/roadshow/1109/images/DSCF0729.JPG
You need to make sure of what your looking at. So far your track record is not good.
Here is the standard size,
http://www.francesdelrio.com/wtc/images/lobby_02.jpg
Here is a zoom up the middle, part of the person can be seen on the right. Observe the difference in the pixelation.
http://algoxy.com/psych/images/lobbyphotoshop.gif
I'm not at all sure if it is shopped or not but that jagged pixelations looks suspect to me.
Only the wall is not tapering. The wall appears to lean due to the focal point of the lense being used. Cheap cameras tend to have a bad distotion because of the cheap lenses they use. Compare the angle of the core wall to the exterior wall. The columns close to the left edge of the picture appears to lean outward to the left. But toeard the center of the picture the columns are straight vertical. You can see the same thing on the core wall.At any rate, for the purpose that I'm using it here, and I could find no other pixelated areas, the image is okay. I use it to show one opening inthe wall and a tapering wall.
Don't get me started on your track record. You still haven't gotten one right yet.I've caught you in so many of those I've lost count.
Sorry your having some long days but you've missinterpreted all three images posted sofar. you can't seem to tell which pictures are of the short side of the core or the long side of the core.In the last 48 hours I've had like 11 hours of sleep, so it's not surprising I've misinterpreted ONE, not several as you intentionally exaggerate.
Agreed I can't tell which tower is wich from the pictures but I can definitely tell which is the short side and which is the long side.None of us can tell for sure which tower, which side we are on anyway. So the images are only useful for certain things.
Look at the wall toward the center of the picture. There's less distortion thereI see your point about the lens used and the apparent outward lean of the vertical perimeter walls. Still the wall joining the corner on the right looks tapered in this image.
http://www.wirednewyork.com/wtc/images/wtc_19aug2000_lobby.jpg
By the cieling tile analysis you could be right that this is the narrow end of the core.
http://www.francesdelrio.com/wtc/images/lobby_02.jpg
Either way, I've made my point. The 17 foot thick core walls made the lobby at the end of the long axis very narrow, which is seen in the background on the right.
http://misheli.image.pbase.com/o2/78/583378/1/52419073.wtclobby.jpg
My point about the absence of the corridors on the lobby level has not been discussed to my knowledge.
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AND .......... are you a tom hanks fan? anyway take a look at a clip of this turkey about 3 mins in you see a perfect example of your argument :-
BV
i think you are correct and you make excellent valid analysis. old heads of this thread know however, that if you expect reasonable responses from chris on any of the points you bring up, you should be prepared for major disappointment.
i was one who called for a boycott of this thread (READ HERE) because in truth, it had descended into a pillory for chris. a sideshow of the CT forum where people (including me) would pop in just to throw a couple of rotten tomatoes to raise a laugh.
you are perfectly entitled to pursue your questions with chris. no-one should badger you not to. though if you read that boycott OP i wrote above you might realise you are in for a long ride.
and if you are willing to stump up 20 bucks or so, "elevator world" magazine did an issue featuring the WTC elevator system. get in there quick before the MIB get busy with the old airbrush..........:-]
AND .......... are you a tom hanks fan? anyway take a look at a clip of this turkey about 3 mins in you see a perfect example of your argument :-
BV

Now we have video footage to add.
Have you written Robertson? The post you have of Robertson was faked and there is no concrete core. Someone was teasing you.
Let people decide for themselves who is teasing who.
You have no proof of anything, deniers of the concrete core typically have none.
Personally I think the post which is posted in the name of Leslie Robertson, is Leslie Robertson. It makes sense.
Sorry, I know you find logic offensive, but again, you have no proof.
Agreed I can't tell which tower is wich from the pictures but I can definitely tell which is the short side and which is the long side.
Christophera said:I see your point about the lens used and the apparent outward lean of the vertical perimeter walls. Still the wall joining the corner on the right looks tapered in this image.
http://www.wirednewyork.com/wtc/images/wtc_19aug2000_lobby.jpg
By the cieling tile analysis you could be right that this is the narrow end of the core.
http://www.francesdelrio.com/wtc/images/lobby_02.jpg
Either way, I've made my point. The 17 foot thick core walls made the lobby at the end of the long axis very narrow, which is seen in the background on the right.
http://misheli.image.pbase.com/o2/78/583378/1/52419073.wtclobby.jpg
But I believe the argument is that 17 foot thick wall going all the way around the core
will leave insufficient space for the elevator lobby if the access was in the center of the core.
At any rate A W Smith was actually there. He should know where the access to the elevators were.
2. One of Chris's contentions was that the elevators were accessible only through the inside hallway of the core. This is wrong. The blueprints from the link above clearly show elevators that are accessed not only from the center hallway, but from the LONG AXIS WALL also. Again, look at the blueprint in the second row, third one from the left. You can see the outline of the mezzanine level floor in which the floor's open face is situated along the LONG AXIS WALL.
WTC 2 had 2 hallways in each direction and they were quite which could create the "lobby feel" and give the impressson that elevators were accessed from outside core walls when in fact the elevators were accessed from inside the core only.
i think you are correct and you make excellent valid analysis. old heads of this thread know however, that if you expect reasonable responses from chris on any of the points you bring up, you should be prepared for major disappointment.
i was one who called for a boycott of this thread (READ HERE) because in truth, it had descended into a pillory for chris. a sideshow of the CT forum where people (including me) would pop in just to throw a couple of rotten tomatoes to raise a laugh.
you are perfectly entitled to pursue your questions with chris. no-one should badger you not to. though if you read that boycott OP i wrote above you might realise you are in for a long ride.
and if you are willing to stump up 20 bucks or so, "elevator world" magazine did an issue featuring the WTC elevator system. get in there quick before the MIB get busy with the old airbrush..........:-]
AND .......... are you a tom hanks fan? anyway take a look at a clip of this turkey about 3 mins in you see a perfect example of your argument :-
BV