http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casualties_of_the_September_11_attacks#Survivorshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casualties_of_the_September_11_attacks#Survivors
http://nymag.com/nymetro/news/sept11/2003/n_9189/
http://cnettv.cnet.com/wtc-collapse-survivors/9742-1_53-50044830.html
You, of course, are going to claim that since they didn't specifically say they did not hear loud explosions, that there were explosions.
That would ignore the fact that demo charges can cause hearing damage at a half-mile, open air. An enclosed space like a stairwell would leave the survivors struck deaf, temporarily or permanently.
Please present evidence that they were struck deaf.
Someone more knowledgeable than me can do the math on how loud it would be, exactly.
Bone fragments were still being found in 2006 as workers prepared the damaged Deutsche Bank Building for demolition.
He did. In post #1191.Silly of me to think that bedunkers might actually back up their silly-ass claims.
Why? Do you want your opponents to make unsupported statements without links? Trying to drag us all down to your level?Grizzly, use your words and answer the question.
Two simple, coherent sentences will suffice.
In other words, you will ignore the links we've presented.Silly of me to think that bedunkers might actually back up their silly-ass claims.
After the collapse of the towers, only 23 survivors who were in or below the towers escaped from the debris, including 15 rescue workers.
I doubt if being omniscient would get a payout.
I'm omniscient.
Beachnut, how many survivors were in the cores. during the collapses. and lived to declare that there were no explosions?
All of them.
Would you like me to send you the relevant issue number of NY Mag by, I dunno, carrier pigeon? Telegraph? Pony express?
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=6263596&postcount=621That's why, if you're going to make silly-ass claims, you need to be able to explain them, i.e., back them up, in your own words, so we can hold you to some standard of factuality. Most of you don't.
Beachnut, how many survivors were in the cores. during the collapses. and lived to declare that there were no explosions?
All of them.
I did model the moon-full of rubble. Normal collapse takes 12.08 seconds based on a simple momentum model. Your moon-full of rubble takes 8.6 seconds to collapse the WTC from the impact floors. Sorry 911 truth can't do physics to help you. BTW, placing the weight of the moon on the WTC damaged floors would cause instant failure and a collapse very close to "free-fall". Got physics? 911 truth doesn't.It's funny that you keep posting that link.
Have you modeled your moonful of rubble yet, bedunkers?
No? How come?
No, I'd like you to answer the question in two, simple, coherent sentences. You can post your links to support what you state. That's how you present credible arguments in written form.
I don't read multiple bedunker links because most of the time the link does not answer the question. Bedunkers typically present general information (like a link to info on "center of mass") without any reference to the specific topic, nor any explanation or demonstration that the poster has the first clue of its relevance. Oftentimes the link is not even related to the topic. Or it's simply some link to a JREF discussion in which bedunkers think they've won some argument but you can't actually follow any meaningful discussion, or even find posts of any substance.
In other words, most of the time, bedunkers don't even know what the argument is, or don't want to have to answer specifically, so if they find anything to link to, it's usually irrelevant or incomplete.
That's why, if you're going to make silly-ass claims, you need to be able to explain them, i.e., back them up, in your own words, so we can hold you to some standard of factuality. Most of you don't.
Silly of me to think that bedunkers might actually back up their silly-ass claims.
The first link in post 1191 titled part 1 would have given you the stated figures in less than 30 seconds.I don't read multiple bedunker links because most of the time the link does not answer the question.