yes i am serious about experimentation as a means to determine, demonstrate, verify, or assertain the truth of a particular hypothesis. may be you find experimentation a joke?
I honestly doubt very much, that many of the witnesses that day will want to be dragged in somewhere to relive those moments over and over. Just how much pain and emotional trauma do you think these people - victims, btw - should be subjected to?
firstly, some results can be obtain without calling on witnesses to recall the event. we have there testimony. secondly they dont have to experience it again as in being in the actual building where the experiment was carried out. obviously, if such an experiment was undertaken, they would be
asked not forced if they would wish to partake in
analysising the results (e.g photos of damage done to lobby, car park, the white smoke produced etc etc). i am not saying all would wish to analysis the results but some, perhaps even many would. i wonder if would rodriguez who believes he heard a bomb agree to analysising the results of such an experiment? what about giambanco who swears it was a bomb?
if an experiment ever went under way - i doubt
asking them whether or not to look at some photos or sound recordings would be too troubling pychologically or otherwise.
besides why werent you objecting when a member of this forum says he was going to
ring morelli (!!!) and ask him questions about that day?? you are
obviously displaying double standards for the members in this forum. how come grravy can say why dont you ring them up all the time and when i suggest that some witnesses can be used to analysis results of an experiment you all of a sudden jump down my throat assuming the moral high ground? you should think about that.
Additionally, how are they supposed to respond? Memory is a weird thing, and it is doubtful that anyone could accurately listen to a sound, 6 + years later, and accurately define if it is the same as something they heard before. And that's without the additional trauma suffered.
not all results require asking the witnesses's for example whether the walls were turned to rubble or the lobby windows were blown out does not require the memory of the witnesses.
memory is not that weird police use it all the time when identifying mugshots of criminals. i admit the memory of the sound may not be entirely recaptured in a recording but the photos would. of course it is not going to be accurate because the experiment would not produce exactly the same result as that day. however there are general events that we would expect to see if the jet fuel hypothesis is true. walls turned to rubble, car park obliterated, windows blown out of lobby, thick white smoke and if the replica of morelli fell over or not etc etc.
as for the additional trauma - again where was your concern for the welfare of morelli when people in this forum - that you moderate - openly declared he was going to ring him up!!
Finally, do you honestly think anyone has the resources available to repeatedly build identical towers, to try out these theories that have no merit from the evidence available? How would anyone justify the cost?
ah the cost...may be it is too expensive but this is the only way i and many others can be convinced if the fireball hypothesis is true. maybe the family members who lost loved ones that day would not quibble too much about the cost to uncover the truth - that the official hypothesis prove itself. however in relation the demolition of the twin towers i would expect that experiments be undertaken to prove that fire can progressively collapse a steel frame building.