kimota
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Sorry that my post's phraseology set off your debunker reflex, Wildcat. Let me rephrase my original post.
Let's pretend Jones is plausible.
Let's pretend the cutter device exists.
If such imaginary device performs in the thermal manner described, would the load bearing column appear a) to be sliced in two or b) to be warped, melted, squashed and other manner of extreme physical distortion?
If your answer is b), then the photo is not evidence. Hence, the point and laugh at Jones' report as papasmurf requested.
Of course, if one can pretend that Jones is right, and pretend that "thermite cutter charges" exist, then I supposed that one can go ahead and pretend that it would make a relatively even slice with no other effect on the column. Just be aware that it's still pretending.
Let's pretend Jones is plausible.
Let's pretend the cutter device exists.
If such imaginary device performs in the thermal manner described, would the load bearing column appear a) to be sliced in two or b) to be warped, melted, squashed and other manner of extreme physical distortion?
If your answer is b), then the photo is not evidence. Hence, the point and laugh at Jones' report as papasmurf requested.
Of course, if one can pretend that Jones is right, and pretend that "thermite cutter charges" exist, then I supposed that one can go ahead and pretend that it would make a relatively even slice with no other effect on the column. Just be aware that it's still pretending.
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