9/11 Chewy Defense
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Oh, hell, it was a Scottish guy whose name escapes me. I'd like to continue this tomorrow.
It wouldn't be Scotty from Star Trek now would it?
Oh, hell, it was a Scottish guy whose name escapes me. I'd like to continue this tomorrow.
Oh, hell, it was a Scottish guy whose name escapes me. I'd like to continue this tomorrow.
Just because it wasn't built for dynamic loads doesn't mean all the weld, bolts and fasteners will simply crumble without any resistance either. It takes some amount of energy greater than zero to crush, mangle or otherwise move a welded, bolted joint out of place. On this, again, we can all agree.
I don't disagree that the floors were not designed for dynamic loads. I simply don't think it follows that they would give away with so little resistance. People have done the math on this on both sides and come to exactly the conclusions each side set out to initially prove. Telling.
There are plenty of authority figures with the appropriate knowledge and experience on both sides of this issue as well, and as predicted, they come up with exactly the kind of explanations that fit their preconcieved conclusions about the collapses.
Oh, hell, it was a Scottish guy whose name escapes me. I'd like to continue this tomorrow.
Wasn't it Ross that if you plugged the south tower into his paper instead of the north the collapse proved to be inevitable?Gordon Ross? He's been debunked. Many times. By quite a few people. I don't even think that there are any portions of his paper that are actually correct.
ROFLMAO
yep, probably added the height of the towers, to acelleration due to gravity and came up with the time of collapse should have been.![]()
Correction. Truthers have not explained how their theory fits the facts from a physics or mathematical perspective - just some hand waving about how such and such could only be achieved with explosives. No analysis of how that would proceed. Zip. And if your authority figures have appropriate knowledge and experience they have not shown it.
Clunkity......Clunk.....Let's not forget 28thKingdom and his masterful use of mathematics which led him to conclude that the collapses should have taken about (IIRC) four minutes...
Wasn't it Ross that if you plugged the south tower into his paper instead of the north the collapse proved to be inevitable?
Let's not forget 28thKingdom and his masterful use of mathematics which led him to conclude that the collapses should have taken about (IIRC) four minutes...
I don't recall that. However, Ross did a sleight-of-hand trick that magically removed about half of the total available energy from existence. It's sly enough to make James Randi jealous.
Let's not forget 28thKingdom and his masterful use of mathematics which led him to conclude that the collapses should have taken about (IIRC) four minutes...
is that petrified wood or petrified steel?

why is when you so called thinkers get tagged, the opposition is morphed in to paid adolescent schills that can't have an "ADULT" conversation?What?
Right. Just like you're a government shill.
As usual, no attempt at a rational discussion here. Why is it so hard to have a rational, adult conversation about anything related to this? Because you're already had the conversation? If that's the case, then just don't reply. If you want to reply, then have a real conversation.
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Do you want to have a conversation or not?
Is this backed up in the NIST report or are you just pointing to some youtube knowledge?
To be precise here, I do NOT advocate calling the collapses "free fall". I DO advocate calling the collapses "near free fall speeds". At any rate, the buildings fell extremely fast. Can anyone argue with that?
"Fast compared to what?" they asked.
Compared to buildings that are damaged at the upper floors but have no appreciable damage to the overwhelming majority of supporting floors.
This is about as silly a conversation as it gets. The buildings fell fast. No question. No arguing. Sure, you could say (and I wouldn't disagree) that the buildings did NOT fall at precisely free fall speed, but that doesn't dispell the questions that arise from such a rapid and thoroughly destructive fall.
Why is it so incredulous to ask why the buildings, whose supporting members below the respective crashes were purportedly intact, fell at such a rapid rate as to incite a debate about whether they fell at free fall speeds or slightly less?
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That's just a bare assertion. Yes, the tops of the structures were extremely heavy. But that doesn't make the impact point "trivial". That's exactly the kind of pseudo-scientific dismissal that makes my head spin at this site. Why don't you want a specific answer?