Deep,
No, because that's not what we're talking about. tfk said it is proven that AE911T members are all incompetent because they haven't published 100 peer-reviewed papers by now (please see his original post for the exact quote).
That is an unsupported opinion, not a fact.
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I said lots of things. What you have excerpted here is a typical little quote mine of my comments.
I said:
1. It is my OPINION that few people on the ae911 list have prerequisite backgrounds to competently critique the NIST report.
I stated that it's a fact that:
2. A bunch of the related engineers are "baby engineers".
3. Anyone who said immediately "that's fishy" was incompetent.
4. The folks at ae911t have produce NO (as in zero, not one) paper in a peer reviewed journal (read to the end of the sentence, deep) that has stood up to subsequent critique and independent verification.
5. I said that "productivity is a component of competence", and by this measure, they are incompetent.
All of which I stand behind.
There have been about 200 papers
that I know of that have been published in peer reviewed journals that do support NIST's findings.
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Elaborating:
Competence & incompetence is topic specific. I was clearly addressing their lack of competence in the fields related to 9/11 topics. Not their own fields.
Steven Jones is a classic example. He is superbly competent in the field of nuclear physics, especially muon mediated cold fusion. He is abjectly incompetent in mechanical or structural engineering. I've listened to at least 3 of his talks to his college students & 9/11 CT conventions. It was PAINFUL.
He had the unmitigated incompetence to state that the 2nd law of thermodynamics prohibited the towers from falling straight downward. This is engineering incompetence of the highest (lowest?) order.
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I know that "quote mining" is what you do. It's truly annoying.
Why don't you try switching to adult conversation. You know, asking people what they think, instead of telling them what they think. Trying to understand concepts with some depth, instead of playing "gotcha" with phraseology.
tom