So your best piece of evidence is non-evidence?
Exactly. Just like NIST.

Not just like NIST: NIST is not saying that a lack of this column is proof, YOU ARE. You are committing an argument from ignorance fallacy.
Seriously, how many times do we have to repeat ourselves, here?
And, as a point of fact: you have just admitted that your best piece of evidence does not exist. So not only are you making yourself look silly because you are pretending to be "no better than NIST" (when you claimed earlier to have a theory which is better than NIST- a theory which you cannot post), but you're pissing on your own feet and admitting that your theory is completely void of any evidence.
Way to go.
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no one has evidence about what exactly happened to WTC7.
If Column 79 doesn't exist, it's far more damaging to NIST's claims than it is to the exercise I'm engaging in, which you are incapable of recognizing.
You mean the one where you pretend a supposedly non-existent column is your evidence, because according to you that's what NIST has done?
Yeah, that little "exercise" was kind of obvious.
But what you seem incapable of recognizing is that it was also retarded and based on your complete ignorance of scientific investigation.
Thanks for clearing that up for us.
If Column 79 doesn't exist, it's far more damaging to NIST's claims than it is to the exercise I'm engaging in, which you are incapable of recognizing.
Thanks for clearing that up for us.
Since NIST isn't the topic of discussion, you have just proven why red herrings are your favorite scapegoat.
YOU were asked for YOUR best evidence. Whatever you think about NIST and it's "lack of evidence" is irrelevant at this point- the FACT that you have presented your "best piece of evidence" and then admitted that it does not exist, and that's your evidence means you have committed an argument from ignorance fallacy.
Lack of evidence is not evidence. And- completely off topic: NIST doesn't claim that is is- YOU DO. By claiming that NIST does- you are committing a strawman.
So I ask again- since you continually ignore it- is logic a proper method for understanding the world around you, or do conspiracy theories offer something more reliable than science and critical thinking, Red?
Any thoughts, Red?
You really want me to address your convoluted, rhetorical question?
You really want me to address your convoluted, rhetorical question?
This is your best evidence. Talk?You really want me to address your convoluted, rhetorical question?
This is your best evidence. Talk?
Got any physics, math, or real evidence to present? No? How long have you been evidence free? 7 years? This was your chance, and you failed to provide evidence.
Red- did NIST pick Column 79 totally at random or did they have a reason to do so?
I'm sure that after all of their computer modeling, this was the one column, that if by some miracle is weakened just enough, could in some hypothetical scenario, cause the complete collapse of the building.
Not that they ever bothered to present this evidence. It's entirely hypothetical.