DGM
Skeptic not Atheist
In her world, tissue paper will stop a bullet.That's not an equation, Tracy.
In her world, tissue paper will stop a bullet.That's not an equation, Tracy.
That's THREE degrees, remember? She does autopsies in her spare time.
In her world, tissue paper will stop a bullet.
No. I conserved momentum.
Did you calculate the force in the southerly direction?
That's not an equation, Tracy.
I just wish she would share with us her interpretation of what would happen if you dropped a chicken from the top of the World Trade Center Tower 1 onto a parked 767 on the street below?
I guess we'll never know, since the WTC towers aren't there anymore...dammit!
Oooooooohhhh! The southerly direction! Now I see it all makes sense now!
9/11 is an inside job!!!
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Did you calculate the force in the northerly direction?

Hey, what's your first name? Equations don't need to use equal signs and traditional notation to be valid.
"One plus one equals two" is an equation.
"The forces are equal in both directions" is an equation.
They key aspect to an equation is the equality being determined, not the notation.
Ooooooh, the Northerly direction! Now it all makes sense!
9/11 is an Inside Job!
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Did YOU calculate the force in the southerly direction? It's a sincere question.
Did you calculate the force in the northerly direction? Sincere question again.
Your semantics games notwithstanding, your response was not an equation, and show no understanding of these "forces" other than your stating of the obvious.
If a plane exerted a force in the northerly direction onto a steel wall,
that steel wall would have exerted a force in the southerly direction
onto the plane at the exact same time and with the exact same
magnitude of force that the plane exerted onto the building.
This is also an equation. There are two things here that are equal.
"Plane force ------><------ Building force"
(this is also an equation)
Nope.
Do you know why? Because I'm not the one claiming to have figured out 9/11 based on what "the science" says can and can't happen.
More semantics.
What you might not know or might be forgetting about is that my research
isn't about planes or trajectories.
You and others like you focus on a plane concept. Not me. All this plane
talk is because you and others like you keep asking these questions.
My research is about the material remains of the WTC.
Do you think semantics is a bad thing? Equations are what they are.
They don't have to follow a particular notation, as long as they
are equating two equal things (like the forces exerted in a collision).
What you might not know or might be forgetting about is that my research
isn't about planes or trajectories.
You and others like you focus on a plane concept. Not me. All this plane
talk is because you and others like you keep asking these questions.
My research is about the material remains of the WTC.
Did you calculate the force in the northerly direction?