Mark F
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jaydeehess replies:
"Explaining a short period of acceleration near 'g' (both above and below) is of academic interest to a small group. 9/11 conspiracy theorists and 9/11 conspiracy debunkers. That's about it!"
Granted, but surely this should also be of interest to a forum specifically on 9/11 conspiracy theories, in a thread specifically on what a period of free fall proves.
"I personally see no particular use for knowing, let alone hypothesizing, the minutia of a time period of 2.25 seconds in a collapse that had started 15+ seconds earlier. By that time the dynamic interactions within the structure are quite chaotic. There is no way to truly determine what was specifically happening inside the structure either. How anyone could possibly get details correct beyond what the NIST fea illustrated , with any confidence in its veracity, is beyond me."
This is a fine point - it challenges specifically the claims that (i) NIST's simulation doesn't account for the 2.25 seconds in a way that is relevant to explaining the cause of the collapse and (ii) that we can make any particularly confident claim about what even could explain the 2.25 seconds. But as a layperson - which I am and, as far as I can tell, you are as well - it is at least somewhat important to know that experts themselves are convinced that this is a good enough reason not to pursue this particular question any further.
Again, why do we really care that NIST does not account for 2.25 seconds of near, at and over FFA for one portion of a building 15 seconds after the collapses began? BFD. As already pointed out to you the collapse event was complete chaos by that point. Even if there were a way to know exactly how this occurred with absolute, irrefutable certainty, so what? What possible use would this knowledge be? What would it change?
Absolutely nothing.
This whole subject is just so much mental masturbation which exists for the sole purpose of keeping what is left of the 9/11 Truth Movement on life support.
Let's pull the plug. It is time to let grandpa go.
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