RedIbis
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When you have science, math, physics, and other known facts to go along with it, yes.
And what was this science, math and physics based on? Data inputs? If you don't have physical evidence, your data inputs are merely hypothetical.
No, not at all. When you believe someone that has failed to provide any math, science, physics, or any known facts, and you take that as truth, that is when it becomes unbelievable.
PS. Nice strawman.
You're committing the strawman fallacy. I didn't say what I thought the "truth" was, and you have not seen me argue CD in any threads.
Im sorry that facts, math, science, and physics confuse you.
What facts? NIST speculates what caused the collapse of WTC 7. Their assumed temps are possibilities without evidence, not facts.
Yes, when you have math, facts, physics, and science to back it up, sure.
You appear confused about the difference between a theory and a hypothesis.
Now where do you get this anti-semitism from? Nowhere in this thread is this even discussed. Nice strawman. Again.
I just threw that in there since questioning 9/11 is often an excuse to call someone an anti-semite. I don't think you personally have done that, but you can't deny that it's done in this forum all the time.
No, it becomes stupid when you believe something that doesn't match the known facts (Footprint anyone?) doesn't have a lick of math to back it up, nor physics, and uses quotemines and other garbage, to try to present their version of the "Truth". That is when it becomes stupid.
There's nothing stupid about being skeptical of NIST's WTC 7 collapse scenario. A cold skeptic would put little value in a hypothesis based on extraordinary occurence without any physical evidence to support.