cantonear1968
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I'm still waiting for his math proving both Purdue and the Karim/Hoo Fatt FEA are wrong.
As well as most of his claims.
I'm still waiting for his math proving both Purdue and the Karim/Hoo Fatt FEA are wrong.
Add http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0734743X02001069 to these.I'm still waiting for his math proving both Purdue and the Karim/Hoo Fatt FEA are wrong.
In the video you make a statement
"The inward bends of these two big wall panels are ample evidence for missing floors, because this sort of damage was only possible if there were no floors behind them."
that is pure speculation. Unless you have done the numbers you're just making things up. Several different FEA results verify that a 767 at 450 to 550 mph is more than capable of damaging the building to the extent shown.
Do you know what FEA is yet?
In another part you say
"The next column was shattered. Something exploded on the face, causing top of the column to protrude out, evidence the bolts were removed from this seam."
That spot is where the engine was mounted to the wing. An absurd proportion of a plane's dry weight is the engines. Gee, your imaginary conspirators sure were good at covering all the bases. The even enlarged the hole where a plane's engine would have make a larger hole. Tricky fellows. Too bad they didn't plant any other fake evidence of planes to trick us. What, for example, would have happened to the fuel and air within the fuselage? Wouldn't it move forward at 500 mph after the plane itself was totally shredded into confetti by being shoved across steel box columns? Oh, yes! They did include that important detail. It's called "the hole that wasn't there" or "Pinocchio's nose" by truthers (you can google those terms if you are unfamiliar with them). The location of that damage on the downrange side of the tower is consistent with the direction of the plane travel into and through the building, and the damage itself is suggestive -- the aluminum cladding is blown off, but the steel columns are just burnt.
Tricky fellows, those NWO Garden Gnomes! So clever!
Where did you get the images and how do you know you didn't base yourwholehole "theory" on a fake?
There are direct eyewitnesses who have posted in yankee451's threads and he just waves them away.
Well, yes, LOL indeed. If you steadfastly refuse to accept any body of evidence, however impossible it would be to fake and to sustain the lie, then you can argue just about anything. You could argue that the towers never existed and had to be got rid of because the hologram projectors were getting too old to maintain. You could argue that New York never existed and is just an overused movie set. You could argue that Afghanistan never existed and 9/11 was faked so the army could be sent on a really expensive training exercise right next door to Iran.
The list of stupid is pretty well unlimited.
you couldn't make it any plainer than that.
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Uh huh. In cartoon land.
Interesting story. Are you referring to the Purdue video again?
I'm referring to the FEA that generated the data that was later interpreted INTO that video
Link please.
Okay, forget the Purdue FEA for the moment. What about the other 2?
One at a time.
Do you admit there is no "MATH" to backup the video created by the so-called scientists at Purdue?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cddIgb1nGJ8
I notice a slight hypocrisy in the standards of evidence demanded...
OP = wave hands in front of wood fire, incorrectly interprets photos to reach predetermined conclusion. No actual evidence to support conclusions
Respondents = provide links, provide force calculations, provide physical evidence at scene, provide footage shot at day, provide eyewitness accounts.
OP = "your evidence is not good enough to negate my conclusion. Anyway, I don't do science. Oh, and by the way, show me more calculations that I can dismiss out of hand. And sorry for not bothering to read the links - I already told you I don't do science, therefore they're all wrong".
Rinse, lather, repeat....
I notice a slight hypocrisy in the standards of evidence demanded...
OP = wave hands in front of wood fire, incorrectly interprets photos to reach predetermined conclusion. No actual evidence to support conclusions
Respondents = provide links, provide force calculations, provide physical evidence at scene, provide footage shot at day, provide eyewitness accounts.
OP = "your evidence is not good enough to negate my conclusion. Anyway, I don't do science. Oh, and by the way, show me more calculations that I can dismiss out of hand. And sorry for not bothering to read the links - I already told you I don't do science, therefore they're all wrong".
Rinse, lather, repeat....
No. Do you admit you still don't know what an FEA is?