CptColumbo
Just One More Question
I can't help but notice the way that when TS's questions are answered with evidence in another thread he abandons it, without admiting his error, and starts a new thread with equally flimsy evidence.
Repeatedly comparing those who consider the official story quite accurate to Holocaust denial? Yes, yes, you've been mommy's little angel.My demeanor? I've said controversial things, i realize, but i've not called anyone any names, or been disrespectful in any way...
No evidence provided, just a pile of speculation.
That's one story. Another story is the one given in the NIST prelim report. Their story has the advantage that it didn't rely on explosive charges for which you've provided no shred of evidence, that nobody saw or heard, and that would have been totally unnecessary as the structure had been burning and leaning for hours.
Support your argument, or abandon it.
I don't. The "only" peer-reviewed paper? Not even close! Rejected until you get me a cite.
Um... this is the same paper I was talking about. Just reprinted with a CT address. You didn't even check, did you? Minus ten points for you!
I asked you to tell me where you got these, not just repeat them. Please do so or drop it.
Ah, is that so? Well, if it's "more like" a "classic" controlled demolition, then you should understand why the NIST hypothesis makes sense. They propose a major failure of a central column on the 6th floor, which was cantilevered over a ConEd substation. A failure here would literally pull the floor out from under the upper structure... leading to precisely the behavior you describe.
And I put "more like" in quotes, because like I already said, demolition experts say it is not like a controlled demolition.
You haven't even addressed, let alone refuted, the comments I made in my post. Thus it still stands. You need a do-over.
I don't. The "only" peer-reviewed paper? Not even close! Rejected until you get me a cite.
Hans, with due respect, you seem to not consider the 2nd law of thermodynamics. It is symmetry which requires skill and special circumstances. Asymmetrical behavior is always more likely than symmetrical.
You [Troofseeker] don't have the foggiest idea what you're talking about, do you?
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I'm sorry. How else do you explain the windows blowing out in sequence with smoke billowing out. While the whole building is falling, the upper floors are not falling relative to one another, and the timing in between blasts of smoke coming out is way too fast. How on earth could the floors be pancaking upwards? Unlike the twin towers, this is much more of a classic controlled demolition, with a demolition sequence proceeding upwards, slicing the the vertical columns floor by floor, proceeding upwards.
The WTC7 squibs are also a long debunked myth.How do you explain the eye witnesses and firemen who saw the building bow long before it fell, measured it, and came to the conclusion it was going to fall at any moment?
I'm sorry. How else do you explain the windows blowing out in sequence with smoke billowing out.
While the whole building is falling, the upper floors are not falling relative to one another, and the timing in between blasts of smoke coming out is way too fast.
Mackey, I'm still waiting for you to admit your error about the cross bracing, as I supplied both before and after pictures showing it. But that's a thread you abandoned. Let's fix thermodynamics here
second law of thermodynamics, about entropy The total entropy of any isolated thermodynamic system tends to increase over time, approaching a maximum value.As a system asymptotically approaches absolute zero of temperature all processes virtually cease and the entropy of the system asymptotically approaches a minimum value.See Bose–Einstein condensate and negative temperature.
Entropy, of course, is the measure of disorder. There are always more disorderd states that ordered ones, and disorder tends to increase over time.
The second law certainly means that asymmetry is the rule, symmetry must be created at great expense of disorder somewhere else. Asymmetry is always much more likely than symmetry.
To suggest that the third law contradicts this, or whatever you were tyring to bamboozle, is just wrong. See you guys next round
How many buildings have you seen fall by non-explosive means? If the only valid proof is things you've seen before then you need to go watch other buildings fall in the same manner before deciding what is the truth.
I can't help but notice the way that when TS's questions are answered with evidence in another thread he abandons it, without admiting his error, and starts a new thread with equally flimsy evidence.
Good question. Doubtful that the perps intended to just pull it at 5:20 for no reason. Either a plane was supposed to hit that one too, after the towers were out of the way. Or, it was supposed to drop when the North Tower dust cloud was flowing.
Congratulations! You now are qualified to teach mechanical engineering at Clemson U.!Try this experiment. Try getting a table top to fall straight down by cutting only the legs on one side.
I can't tell if you guys agree or disagree with Eagar, so answer that.
Try this experiment. Try getting a table top to fall straight down by cutting only the legs on one side. Would the experiment be any differnet if the table was 500 feet tall and had 87 legs instead of 4? Please explain.
Try actually responding to the subject of the thread. There linked is a video of a building whose support fails asymmetrically. Just as we would think, indeed the building falls to that side. Why does it fall to the side?
Eagar has essentially accused the CD profession of being frauds. Who is right?
Hold off on questioning me for a moment, you can get back to that. Answer these.
I can't tell if you guys agree or disagree with Eagar, so answer that.
Try this experiment. Try getting a table top to fall straight down by cutting only the legs on one side. Would the experiment be any differnet if the table was 500 feet tall and had 87 legs instead of 4? Please explain.
Try actually responding to the subject of the thread. There linked is a video of a building whose support fails asymmetrically. Just as we would think, indeed the building falls to that side. Why does it fall to the side?
Eagar has essentially accused the CD profession of being frauds. Who is right?
Hold off on questioning me for a moment, you can get back to that. Answer these.
Try this experiment. Try getting a table top to fall straight down by cutting only the legs on one side.
Congratulations! You now are qualified to teach mechanical engineering at Clemson U.!