None of the Loosers know what they are talking about.He has no godamn idea what he is talking about...
None of the Loosers know what they are talking about.He has no godamn idea what he is talking about...
Or, like the truthers at Ground Zero, they claim the FDNY was in on it.
Just wandered into a paltalk room and guess who is here chucksheen.
he is playing Tarply on mikeMalloy.com. in room called 911 discussion.
As soon as I say anyting I will be bumped.
Anybody got anything good on Tarpley? I know he's a LaRouchie, but that's pretty passe, as is the Bush, Sr., book. I haven't looked at Synthetic Terror, I assume it's the same drivel as Griffin?
So far flight 11 landed in Cleavland, CD on bld 7 and the stock market.
The REAL truth the OCT proponents don't want you to know is that it transformed into a dirigible and attached itself to the Empire State Building's mooring mast!
Again, it need not be a simulation. And if you want to know why the collapse occurred, you also need to know why it did not stop. Limited money: sure, but of course I'd be arguing that more resources should have been made free for this study.First of all, the focus of the NIST research was on collapse initiation, not collapse progression. This makes perfect sense if you think about it:
There's also a scientific reason. The sheer number of variables in a dynamic collapse are incredible, compared to the standing structure which is more or less static. I'm not aware of any simulation so complex that has any credibility or repeatability.
- NIST is trying to understand why the collapse occurred
- NIST is trying to see if future collapses could be prevented
- Whether a building collapses in 15 seconds or 30 is of far lesser import than the fact it collapses at all
- Limited time and money for the study
Interestingly your answer seems to conflict with that given to me by JayUtah over on BAUT. Basically, if I remember well, he said that one starts with a hypothesis which then must be checked for its validity, and that one cannot check several hypotheses at the same time.I've answered similar questions before. Unfortunately they belie a fundamental misunderstanding of scientific investigation. You see, NIST or any other agency did not first formulate a theory of collapse, and then only look for evidence that supported that theory, stopping once they found it, disregarding the rest. It doesn't work like that.
NIST recovered evidence, ran tests, conducted simulations, and then looked to see how all of these fit. It so happens that the facts both confirm the "official" theory and refute the "controlled demolition" theory at the same time.
Again, it need not be a simulation. And if you want to know why the collapse occurred, you also need to know why it did not stop. Limited money: sure, but of course I'd be arguing that more resources should have been made free for this study.
My problem here is that if one truncates the timeline as NIST did
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Come on. You know that the complexity of the latter is not comparable to the former. This is just plain silly.if i take a ball, hold it out at arms length, then let go, i dont need to do any further research to know its going to fall until it hits the ground, i dont need to do any modelling to know its not going to stop
once the collapse began the forces acting on the structure were far too great for any part of the structure to withstand, and it was inevitable that it would collapse all the way to the ground
Do you mean to say that they studied it, but for some reason didn't include that in the report; or are you making a finer distinction here which I am failing to grasp?NIST said they didn't include an analysis of post-collapse initiation events in their final report. I'm not aware that anyone at NIST said they didn't study the whole collapse.
I wonder if he has any sort of job at all. I have health problems that keep me stuck at home for 90% of the time. But I only spend 5-6 hours a day on the computer, and that includes paid work. I simply wouldn't have the time to moderate a busy forum, post dozens of replies a day and surf the internet as well.I have to admit, I wonder how a professional pilot has so much time on his hands. At this time, I have nothing to make me believe he is other than what he claims, but his attitude suggests he doesn't play well with others.
Good job anyway Pat.
I haev a question, when the LC guys are referred to this article about WTC 7, what is their reply??
Firehouse Fire Captain interview
Come on. You know that the complexity of the latter is not comparable to the former. This is just plain silly.