TJM
Potsing Whiled Runk
Look this is the last time I will comment.
Yeah, right.
contact NIST
Polly wanna cracker?
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contact NIST
You mean like getting an education and understanding how things work?
Yeah, right.
Polly wanna cracker?
No I mean like saying somethings silver when it's clearly orange, and NIST does not even say it's Silver.
I had a parrot once. He could say more than one phrase. Does that mean that he was more intelligent than a twoofer?
Look this is the last time I will comment.
Yeah, right.
No I mean like saying somethings silver when it's clearly orange, and NIST does not even say it's Silver.
That didn't last very long.
Things like what, you post an irrelevant video to what i said as a dodge? You just illustrated my point.
This kind of tactic really doesn't help you any, in fact it sinks you further...
It's seems plain as day to me that if any of you 911 kooks really had all what you claim, you would actually be doing something about it through serious channels, not just trolling the internet like pompous fools, having little pathetic rallies, and passing out pamphlets on street corners, doing all sorts of things that cults do.
As far as Cole's work being shoddy I know of no one who has proved
No I'm not it's clearly orange all the way down...if you can't see that...I don't know what to tell you.
He tried to reproduce the conditions of the debris pile. If he experimented to do that, he needed to understand the conditions in the debris pile as clearly as possible; how hot were the fires, what fuels, how long did it burn, the atmospheric conditions surrounding the samples?
Did he get a similar result? What conditions were required for him to get a similar result? How long did it take? Under what conditions?
Physical experimentation seeking the same result needs to as accurately as possible simulate the conditions of the debris pile, something Cole only tries to meet part way and half-assed. Half-assed experimentation leads to half-assed results. If you want anyone to do an experiment to "prove him wrong" then first have him do his experiment right so that the results can be discussed.
Took me less than 30 seconds to understand what conditions need to be taken into account for any result to provide viable answers. You're Mr Cole" fails to account for more than half of them. Give me a reason to trust the results of an experiment that doesn't even consider the inputs required?
Do any experiment Frank Greening and Ryan Mackey said should be done. To my knowledge Cole is the only one who did anything. What about the flashes both the NIST report said was there and an eyewitness saw?
To my knowledge Cole is the only one who did anything.
And I give him credit for actually doing something. He gets a few very basic things right; and it beats Richard Gage's card board box "experiment" by a million fold. His experiment however is still shoddy as he doesn't accurately represent the series of conditions that the sample experienced, and his result thus does nothing to confirm or deny the best explanation put forward, which has nothing to do with thermite.To my knowledge Cole is the only one who did anything.
What about the flashes both the NIST report said was there and an eyewitness saw?
And I give him credit for actually doing something. He gets a few very basic things right; and it beats Richard Gage's card board box "experiment" by a million fold. His experiment however is still shoddy as he doesn't accurately represent the series of conditions that the sample experienced, and his result thus does nothing to confirm or deny the best explanation put forward, which has nothing to do with thermite.
I don't see any significance in the "flashes" either.