WTC Dust
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1.The R&D to create the holographic projectors needed to pull off the outdoor/daylight visuals of 9/11 - with sound would have cost billions. Yet it has not been used again.
Where'd you get your numbers? How do you know it hasn't been used again?
2. Technology isn't developed in a vacuum, each major technological step was mirrored in multiple labs around the world at the same time. So someone else also has this holographic technology too...yet not a peep.
There are such things as trade secrets and confidential information, right?
3. Think about how much money this technology would be worth in the entertainment industry. It would be a godsend. You could watch the Super Bowl in your local stadium via hologram. You could watch the Beatles play Shea Stadium. Movies would become an event again....and the porn industry would...well you get the idea.
Decent idea. Probably will happen.
4. 9/11 happened in front of hundreds of thousands of people in NYC. Nobody saw anything suspicious? No large generator trucks? Projectors on roof tops? None of those hundreds of thousands knew anything about lasers?
You're worried about how to power the machine, when it could have been located anywhere. You wouldn't necessarily see it next door to the WTC with a big sign on it "3D image projector).
The hologram theory doesn't pass the basic conspiracy theory motive test element: Greed. They could have made hundreds of billions above board by now, and they'd be free to spend it. To use holographic planes in a mass murder and flush all of that money down the toilet makes zero sense.
I'm not talking about a conspiracy. I have no idea why those people destroyed the WTC, but I suspect that profit could have been a motive.
So you have this huge money maker sitting in an warehouse somewhere that you can never use again because it made the crime of the century. Who signs onto a dumb idea like this?