I do understand what you're saying, but when people are courteous I try and show the same level back
I'm not entirely sure what their initial plans were, but they used a common blast analysis program to show that were explosives used to sever only a
single column, this blast would have been heard at extreme intensity over half a mile away. They had video of the collapse from before the east penthouse failure from this distance. This video does not include any blast sounds, so either
- Explosives which were not powerful enough to sever columns were used and not heard
- Explosives were set off outside of video coverage and somehow the building did not collapse
- Some sort of CD method that does not make loud sounds was used
- No CD was involved
NIST obviously takes the last position, because there is no evidence of the others.
I disagree. Lets consider just the east penthouse failure for a moment. There is
no good reason that a CD of the building would incorporate this element failing before all others, and what's even more suspicious is that NIST were able to reproduce almost this exact failure method (east penthouse complete collapse, followed by the building progressing several seconds later) by showing fire induced failure of a single column.
This alone is
tremendous verification of the "failure due to fire" theory. It simply should not be possible if such failure was as a result of Controlled Demolition.
I don't know why rwguinn isn't answering your questions but to be fair you do seem to be trying to bait him with "aha, I was right and you were wrong!" tactics. We've all been wrong before, and the fact you found out that NIST did use a 1:1 scaling increases all of our knowledge. There's no reason to gloat