WTC Dust
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Interesting display of cargo cult thinking here. Somebody (in a room) operated a computer keyboard; that's how it works; that's how it was done.
It reminds me of the kid in Max Max: Beyond Thunderdome who keeps trying to send radio messages by playing with the knobs and switches on a disconnected control panel. Because that's how it works; that's how it's done.
That kid character has an excuse; he's just a kid and he lives in a world where real knowledge of how radio works is unavailable to him. Even though it's fiction, his beliefs and actions are plausible in context.
No-planers', not so much.
Respectfully,
Myriad
Many amazing instruments and gadgets are controlled by a computer.
I think my cartoon has validity because it explains what I think people physically did on 9/11. They went inside a room and controlled the machinery. They didn't go to an airport, pass box-cutters through security, and the rest.

