Randi - You've Been Had! TS1234 Email to Randi

If the dust was significantly dense, why did so much of it wind up where I live, miles away? Why did huge clouds of it roll for blocks? Why did samples indicate a far greater percentage of gypsum dust than concrete, although there was much more concrete than gypsum in the towers?

Just asking questions and demanding answers.

No, you're avoiding my question. Sure some "dust" was suspended in the air and probably fell in the Atlantic Ocean days later. That's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about the very dense material which is falling systematically around the tower at nearly the same rate as steel. How dense is that stuff, whatever you want to call it?
 
No, you're avoiding my question. Sure some "dust" was suspended in the air and probably fell in the Atlantic Ocean days later. That's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about the very dense material which is falling systematically around the tower at nearly the same rate as steel. How dense is that stuff, whatever you want to call it?

I think that would be very hard to calculate. How much of the speed of that dust is due to the air rushing down, following the collapse of the towers?

ETA: Sorry, you are talking about the dust around the towers. I was thinking of the cloud that followed the towers falling down.
 
No, you're avoiding my question. Sure some "dust" was suspended in the air and probably fell in the Atlantic Ocean days later. That's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about the very dense material which is falling systematically around the tower at nearly the same rate as steel. How dense is that stuff, whatever you want to call it?

Probably not half of a quarter of a percent as dense as you think it is.
 
Actually, in my mind I was comparing Steven Jones to Galileo. It's from a song I was working on.

"You're a great American hero
And you show us the treasure that you found
Like a modern-day Galileo you go
Saying the world is round
But that's something they can't allow
So they'll just have to shut you down
They might break your bones
So watch out Dr. Jones"

is how the second chorus goes.
Holy cow, you're THE Ace Baker, aren't you?

You wrote "Judy Would", right? Can I have your autograph!
 
OMFG, talk about coincidences!

http://www.acebaker.com/Pages/Films.html

The Barbie movie that Ace wrote music for has been playing damn near nonstop(seems like it has been anyways) for about 3 weeks at my house.
My 2 year old loves it. LOL
No friggin' way! You mean, he's a real, honest-to-Ed song writer??? His Judy Wood song SUH-UH-UUUUCKS!

I guess that's why he's writing for Barbie videos...

(BTW, I only know about this master of the genre because Screw Loose Change had a blog entry with the Judy Wood song.)
 
No, you're avoiding my question. Sure some "dust" was suspended in the air and probably fell in the Atlantic Ocean days later. That's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about the very dense material which is falling systematically around the tower at nearly the same rate as steel. How dense is that stuff, whatever you want to call it?
Dammit, BS1234, the density of concrete is about 2300 kg/m3, whether it's still in slab form, or concrete dust. If this isn't what you're talking about, please stop using the word "density" and describe exactly what you mean.
 
The term "brighten my day" is not in the lyric. Gee, if just the second chorus had this effect on you delphi, what might the whole song do?

Make him feel even more deeply how pathetic your life must be - he's kind and hates to see people with this kind of problem.:)

(Feels sorry for you.)







Though I could be wrong.
 
for every genius who was laughed at, there were 1 million idiots also laughed at. Steven Jones is one of the idiots.
 
for every genius who was laughed at, there were 1 million idiots also laughed at. Steven Jones is one of the idiots.
Thank you, one of the worst fallacies ever. And they also laughed at the guy who put water in his car's gas tank. Being laughed at doesn't make you a genius. It doesn't make you an idiot either. In Jones case it's his stupid ideas that have been rejected by experts make him an idiot.
 
... So... you think that it's going to have the same density WHILE FALLING as it will have once it's done falling ???

You're not really in construction, are you ?
That and he clearly doesn't understand the relationship of increased surface area and density.
 
People, please stop talking about "density" of concrete. Again, the density of concrete is about 2300 kg/m3 whether it's in slab form, gravel, or dust. You must be referring to some other property. Please figure out exactly what you're referring to, and then use the proper term.
 
People, please stop talking about "density" of concrete. Again, the density of concrete is about 2300 kg/m3 whether it's in slab form, gravel, or dust. You must be referring to some other property. Please figure out exactly what you're referring to, and then use the proper term.

"I'm your density."

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I'm sorry, I don't get it. I don't recognize the guy in that picture. I get out a lot, but I don't catch many movies.
 

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