Dr Richard
Thinker
- Joined
- Mar 15, 2006
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For those using critical thinking skills; as a coworker kindly pointed out to me, since the plane was coming in on a 40 degree angle, there is not reason to expect a symmetrical burn radius centered around the crater.
Or that the plane was intact when it hit the ground?
Or that the fuel spead onto the ground and then ignited?
Or that the fuel was not aerosolised first, thrown into the air and then ignited?
Or that the fireball did not behave as Yoink posted?
etc
etc
The problem is that Killtown still thinks we have a theory we have to prove, rather than proving anything himself.
His whole argument is one of personal incredulity with not one shred of real evidence.
I admit I was wrong when I thought he had some genuine maths that he thought proved his case.
From experience with the ID brigade, once you get to the "but I cannot see how it could have happened, so it didn't" level of non-debate, there is no way of changing someone's mind.
I suspect this is due to an inherent defect in the one advancing the argument from ignorance.