Hmm, too bad it's a BS post at the end of the day. Yes, Bill, there are often paradoxes in life. But this doesn't lead to controlled demolition, it leads to understanding the nature of the paradox. You won't go that far of course - understanding would spoil the game.
So I guess the argument of the day from you and mrkinnies is that WTC 5 should have collapsed because the steel used in its construction was 'relatively light' or 'thin', and WTC 7 should have remained standing because its steel was thicker.
Have I understood the argument correctly? I'm ignoring any attempt to accurately measure the fires in each building, as neither of you have even begun to make a serious argument about them. Let's just assume for the time being that the fires were equal in severity - I think that's a fair start as mrkinnie stated that WTC 5 was not as severely damaged as WTC 7 - what else could he have meant? (he wrote: 'It was severely damaged by falling debris from the twin towers too
yet was the least damaged building overall.')
I think Bill and he should get their stories straight. They seem to be arguing against one another.
It would be helpful if either one of you could cite a scholarly paper regarding the subject, but I guess that's also too much to ask. So I suppose we're really just relying on your own personal opinions, which in turn are informed by an unknown and questionable expertise.
Not much to go on, y'know. (This reminds me why I don't hang around UBC hospital and tell the doctors how to treat patients - I'm just not qualified in those areas... talking with truthers makes me think you don't need special training to understand anything. You just watch some youtube videos and.. bingo...instant expertise comes your way. Must be nice in that world

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