LastChild's argument:
1. here is a YouTube clip with an explosion on it, he doesn't know when or where it was filmed
2. Unless you can find another clip with the same explosion on it, that proves that some cameras can't pick up demolition explosions - because there are other clips filmed at the same time and in a nearby location that don't have explosions on. He knows this even though:
a. he doesn't know the time and location of any of the clips
b. the explosion isn't a demolition explosion; and
c. he can't even be sure that the explosion noise isn't faked.
3. This, in turn, means that every single camera pointed at the twin towers during their collapse failed to pick up any demolition explosions even though:
a. demotion explosives go off before the collapse starts; and
b. demolition explosions are much louder than the collapse that results from them.
LastChild's attempts to explain all of this here and in the
previous thread have shown that he doesn't understand condenser/dynamic mics, pickup patterns, noise gates, compression, limiting, wind noise reduction or the acoustic dampening properties of materials. His statements and arguments have, over and over, been shown to be nothing short of ludicrous. This doesn't stop him though, he comes back with more and more ridiculous gambits, spiced up with name-calling, and ignores all the previous rebuttals.
Now he is sure that if we can't find a clip that meets his nonsensical challenge he will have "won". I suspect such a victory will only be in his mind and suggest we don't indulge him further.