His certainty is. If god were to say there was molten steel in the debris pile Gravy and his faithful followers would instantly become atheists. You are just denying because you are probably getting paid to. Ignoring all the qualified experts is absurd.
Standard diversion statement. It sidesteps what melted the steel in the first place.
If I had a nickel for every time I have heard that one. . . . Deal with the steel!
He said there were photos and videos of molten steel being dipped out. The govt. is hiding these photos and videos from the public.
He is just one of many who say there was molten steel. To deny them all is just denial.
No. His trust is evidence only that he trusts. The person he trusted could be misinformed, using hyperbole, retelling a story that he heard as if it had happened to him, or lying outright. Or telling the truth. I don't know. Neither do you. The retelling of a story by anyone, no matter how qualified, does not make the story true.
If you can find someone who took a sample of the liquid, and had an assay done on it, you could show that there was molten steel. Absent that, you're stuck. There isn't enough evidence to prove it.
If ignoring the qualified experts is absurd, and you are ignoring the qualified experts professional opinions, what does that make you?
It doesn't sidestep it. It makes the point that there is no unambiguous method of determining what melted it, if indeed, there was any completely melted, and not merely in a plastic stage.
In order for thermite to be the only explanation for reports of molten steel, it has to be the only explanation. If there's a likelihood that some energetic reaction in the rubble pile released enough energy to keep molten steel molten, then it's certain such a reaction released enough energy to make the steel plastic and to melt any number of substances with lower melting temperatures. Lead, aluminum, copper, and zinc were present in non-negligible quantities. So was glass.
What a heated-to-plasticity piece of steel being pulled out of some melted mixture of the above materials would look like, I don't know for sure. I expect the mixture would drip off the end, even if the steel weren't actually liquid.
Even if for the sake of argument you're given actual melted steel weeks later, you'd have to show unequivocally that whatever energetic mechanism maintained the steel in its liquid state, it could only have maintained the temperature, and not, under any combination of circumstances, melted the steel itself. Since you don't know what the mechanism is, you can't do that.
Since you can't do that, thermite is not the only explanation.
It's not enough to say, "Well, if X happened, and if Y happened, and if Z happened, then A is the only explanation." You have to show that X and Y and Z actually happened. You haven't shown that.
There was a thousand times more steel. 80,000 tons per building [i believe]