AZCat
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If this is what will help you understand, then I can go along with this, for a little while. This is how religious fundamentalists understand things, too, so we have to simplify our explanation somewhat here:
If all that matters is what's right and what's wrong, then the next time you're wondering, just remember: the NIST reports are wrong. They are wrong in both small detail and in larger conclusion. They mix correct facts with incorrect facts. They apply incorrect models. They do not complete their analysis. They rely on Bazant, who is also wrong. He is wrong in both assumptions and larger conclusions. The models he applies are incorrect. They neither conform to observables nor to known gravitational collapses. The official collapse explanation is wrong. It is incorrect. It is false.
I'm curious - what is the basis for these claims? Did you do your own work or are you basing this on the work of someone else? If the former, then you seem to have made quick progress since the last time I checked (you were struggling with free-body diagrams). If the latter, then how do you judge the validity of those claims versus the claims made by NIST and the other participating organizations?