How were WTC core columns separated at the weld planes?

[pomeroo]

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Yoohoo!

Hello?

Anybody home?


Ockham's Razor is being used as a controlled-demolition cloaking device.

(What a joke.)


Does anyone understand this?


Max


ETA:

Hint: Ockham's Razor is being used to induce pseudo-gangs.


(Apollo20, you are probably on the cusp of getting this ; )


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This is what psychologists call "word salad," is it not?

 

[Viper Daimao]

This is what psychologists call "word salad," is it not?

I believe he's saying that the perpetrators of 9/11 dug up and reanimated the body of Rube Goldberg to plan the attack so everyone would believe in the simpler (and false according to max) explanation that the planes and terrorists did it.

 

[Max Photon]

Max Photon knows how to exploit The Expert Mind (and its fancy-schmancy heuristics)

I believe he's saying that the perpetrators of 9/11 dug up and reanimated the body of Rube Goldberg to plan the attack so everyone would believe in the simpler (and false according to max) explanation that the planes and terrorists did it.

Here is a great Scientifik Amerikan article:

The Expert Mind

Studies of the mental processes of chess grandmasters have revealed clues to how people become experts in other fields as well


The article discusses - among other things - how experts use heuristics to manage (compress) vast areas of familiarity and understanding, and to whip out such snappy answers to toughies, on command.

In short, the article is about how experts think.


Now, if one knows how experts think, that is exploitable.

If you know the experts' "next move", it is a trivial affair to trick them and their fancy-schmancy heuristics, without the eggspurts even knowing.

(Don't worry Einstein...you woon't feeel aaa thiiing...)



Dr. I-Know-What-You're-Thinking Photon


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[uruk]

And now for your approval we move from the everyday world of the rational and plausible into the nether regions of the mind where paranoia and duplicity rule the roost. Where an barely concious president can devise a plot so vast and complicated that it would make Einstein drop a load in his shorts.

It is a place I like to call THE MAX PHOTON ZONE !

 

[rwguinn]

Major T, this might help a bit:



World Trade Center Post-Disaster Reconnaisance and Perishable Structural Engineering Data Collection by Abolhassan Asteneh-Asl

So, Tom has discovered a way to induce a bending moment into a beam with no shear or moment carrying end conditions?
This will turn the engineering world upside down!

 

[Gravy]

This is what psychologists call "word salad," is it not?

To get the full meaning of Max's posts, you have to read between the lines. Literally.

 

[Gravy]

So, Tom has discovered a way to induce a bending moment into a beam with no shear or moment carrying end conditions?
This will turn the engineering world upside down!

The astonishing thing is the amount of effort that went into creating a website that demonstrates the opposite of what its creators claim.

 

[R.Mackey]

So, Tom has discovered a way to induce a bending moment into a beam with no shear or moment carrying end conditions?
This will turn the engineering world upside down!

Bingo. Another casualty of "common sense."

I knew you'd get it, though.

 

[rwguinn]

Bingo. Another casualty of "common sense."

I knew you'd get it, though.

But, but... I'm "just" a FEMer and Analyst....
And with some sort of galloping crud that has turned my brain to mush quicker than Killtown arguments, I'm amazed that I got it at all...

 

[T.A.M.]

Word Salad = pluto tire ron nation sandwich square.
Tangental Thought = I like your canary yellow shirt. Hey is that a bird over there? That reminds me, what time is it? The time for courage is now.

TAM

 

[Max Photon]

Max to Moderators...Come in Moderators...

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Moderators...

(Rule 11?)

 

[jsfisher]

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Moderators...

(Rule 11?)

See that little "!" triangle thingy down and to the left? You need to use that to report a post. Posting it in the thread like you did has little effect except for drama queens.



Oh, wait....










Never mind.

 

[uruk]

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Moderators...

(Rule 11?)

Sorry Max. I thought you would have appreciated the humor.

 

[cmcaulif]

So, Tom has discovered a way to induce a bending moment into a beam with no shear or moment carrying end conditions?
This will turn the engineering world upside down!

who knows if that is what he is actually claiming, though given the description of the splices from Dr, Abohassan-Asl, it certainly sounds reasonable that a member in bending would fail at the splices while the member itself is still in the elastic region.

 

[uruk]

Here is a great Scientifik Amerikan article:

The Expert Mind

Studies of the mental processes of chess grandmasters have revealed clues to how people become experts in other fields as well


The article discusses - among other things - how experts use heuristics to manage (compress) vast areas of familiarity and understanding, and to whip out such snappy answers to toughies, on command.

In short, the article is about how experts think.


Now, if one knows how experts think, that is exploitable.

If you know the experts' "next move", it is a trivial affair to trick them and their fancy-schmancy heuristics, without the eggspurts even knowing.

(Don't worry Einstein...you woon't feeel aaa thiiing...)



Dr. I-Know-What-You're-Thinking Photon


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The fatal flaw in your hypothesis here is that you assume that there is someone that works in the government that is smarter than a scientist.

I challenge you to find someone on Capital Hill that has more than the necessary brain power to just breath.

 

[BenBurch]

So, Tom has discovered a way to induce a bending moment into a beam with no shear or moment carrying end conditions?
This will turn the engineering world upside down!

I could commercialize that in the field of steel forming! It will make Tom RICH.

 

[Mr. Skinny]

Max,

Can you stop posting your word puzzles and answer questions?


- What type of laser (continuous wave or pulsed) (gas, dye, flashlamp) ?

- What wavelength?

- What power?

- What beam diameter?

- What divergence?

- How is the laser aligned and aimed?

- What support equipment would be required, and how much area would be required to house said laser?


Answer these questions please (for starters). I enjoy your wacky humor to a degree, but my patience wears thin...

 

[technoextreme]

Max,

Can you stop posting your word puzzles and answer questions?


- What type of laser (continuous wave or pulsed) (gas, dye, flashlamp) ?

- What wavelength?

- What power?

- What beam diameter?

- What divergence?

- How is the laser aligned and aimed?

- What support equipment would be required, and how much area would be required to house said laser?


Answer these questions please (for starters). I enjoy your wacky humor to a degree, but my patience wears thin...

1) Dye Laser
2)10^-12 meters
3) 1.21 jigowatts
3) pi meters
4) 5x^2+2y+z
5)Laser sights
6)A broom closet
There I answered these questions.

The article discusses - among other things - how experts use heuristics to manage (compress) vast areas of familiarity and understanding, and to whip out such snappy answers to toughies, on command.

In short, the article is about how experts think.


Now, if one knows how experts think, that is exploitable.

The problem is that we knew that they know how we think. You see Mr Photon. We are much more clever than you think.

 

[MIKILLINI]

Max,

Can you stop posting your word puzzles and answer questions?


- What type of laser (continuous wave or pulsed) (gas, dye, flashlamp) ?

- What wavelength?

- What power?

- What beam diameter?

- What divergence?

- How is the laser aligned and aimed?

- What support equipment would be required, and how much area would be required to house said laser?


Answer these questions please (for starters). I enjoy your wacky humor to a degree, but my patience wears thin...

Unless there is a new pseudo-laser Max has engineered in his imagination, the type of laser he describes to ignite the shock tubes is something I am extremely interested to hear about...so how about them laser schematics, Max?

 

[Regnad Kcin]

(I'm not beholden to anything.)...

Oh, I suspect there's an agenda you're rather fond of.