Ray Ubinger said:
Then what were the suddenly-reacting pedestrians suddenly reacting to?
The problem is, Ray, that YOU are the only one here who thinks that those people are suddenly reacting to anything
In about only one second of real time (stretched to around four seconds by the Naudets' rendering of it in slow motion), a crowd of 10+ pedestrians walking along normally -- not standing still, not looking up -- suddenly includes 4+ people whirling around and/or looking up, toward where WTC was.
and you simply ignore all the people in the video who aren't reacting at all. Why are you doing this?
Because the clip stops short after only about one second of real time, just long enough to show the quickest few people's reactions.
The way people at that location looked a moment later, between the 1st and 2nd Hits, can be seen at
http://911foreknowledge.com/debris/location4.htm
(click to play).
Note how the post-1st-Hit location4 crowd qualitatively and quantitatively differs from the pre-1st-Hit bravenewworld crowd at the same place. (shortly south of Murray along the east side of Church) In bravenewworld, the crowd is relatively sparse and everyone at the start of the clip is walking along normally. In location4, the crowd is packed and practically everyone is standing still and/or looking up.
Replace the "4" in the location4 url with 1, 2 and 3 to see other typical post-1st-Hit crowd shots along (I think) Church St.
There's nothing post-1st-Hit about the crowd at the start of the bravenewworld clip
http://911foreknowledge.com/bravenewworld.htm
and no sensible reason to think a third of them would suddenly whirl around/up within half a second of one another in some spontaneous simultaneous impulse of "Wow, it sure is terrible what's going on and now I need to take another look at it to really believe it."--as you and my other opponents seem to be arguing.
There is NOTHING in that video that indicates anything but a few people turning to look at a disaster that has already happened.
To the contrary, there's nothing post-1st-Hit about the crowd at the start of the bravenewworld clip
http://911foreknowledge.com/bravenewworld.htm
And there is no sensible reason to postulate that a third of them would suddenly whirl around/up within half a second of one another in some spontaneous simultaneous impulse of "Wow, it sure is terrible what's going on and now I need to take another look at it to really believe it."--as you and my other opponents seem to be arguing.
Ray Ubinger
edited to correct creation of final quoted bit