Arkan_Wolfshade
Philosopher
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Since you are apparently are that dense I shall explain in excruciating detail:Well for a start, we've got a guy on here who doesn't seem to know what a 'right angle' is, supported by a group of people, none of whom seem to have noticed this or pointed it out.
This basic trigonometry was something I learned about in school so long ago I can't even remember when it was, but it must have been when I was about 7 or 8 years old - or maybe even younger.
To be interrogated by a poster with this weak a grasp on ... on... I can't think of a word for it - childhood?, is a farce.
1) You posted this pic and alluded to the fact that it looked like a cross/crucifix.
2) A crucifix is formed by two straight lines intersecting each other perpendicularly. (perpendicular means that the angle on each side of the intersection is a right angle, aka 90 degrees)
3) Though a little tough to tell with the angle, it is a fair approximation of the debris in question:
4) I expressed shock that you were suprised to find debris in the building that contained right angles. I expressed this shock by asking you if you thought they hadn't used any right angles in the building of the WTC towers.
Now, about the speed of the collapses and why that bothers you, how about you answer.

scooby and the gang off to solve another mystery....
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