WTC Dust
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Reposted for posterity.
Back To The Future is a classic of fiction. You gotta admit that one.
Flux Capacitor? hahaha
Reposted for posterity.
What is the mass composition of your dust?
We all know that you will not be providing any evidence whatsoever to support your insane ideas.
It's a picture. So what?
Next.
Yes, Bill, I saw the fire fighting efforts over the many months long period that the fumes were emanating from the sight.
I also experienced the multiple episodes of heavy rain, thinking each time that the "fire" must surely be out by now, but no. It fumed heavily, for months, and nothing seemed to work.
I saw the dump trucks going into the site with dirt and I saw them going out of the site with dusty beams.
You might be right because I never read science fiction, or fiction of any sort, except the classics. I never watch dramas or go to any movies that aren't documentaries. I don't like filling my head up with fakery, which is probably why I recognized that something was wrong with the 9/11 story the moment I heard it.
False things don't have a place in my brain, and I include fiction and especially science fiction in this category. I'm very unusual in this regard. For a very highly educated person to avoid fiction of every type is rare. I'd say it's unique. But it lead me to become an excellent researcher, so good for me.
Eventually, you will agree. I'm onto something here. If you pay attention to what I'm actually saying (as opposed to DEW and Dr. Wood and whether or not I need medication), then you will slowly start to see me as a great scientist. I have a world history changing story within my grasp, and I want to get it right.
You'll do me a favor if you weed out the errors, but me having mental illness isn't the truth, so it can't be weeded out. I need you all to weed out the stuff that isn't true. After you see my full presentation, of course.
You've only seen the first data slide, and you haven't even commented directly on it, so it might take a while.
Back To The Future is a classic of fiction. You gotta admit that one.
Flux Capacitor? hahaha
I'm asking for a substantial comment that shows me you've actually considered the image.
Yes, Bill, I saw the fire fighting efforts over the many months long period that the fumes were emanating from the sight.
I also experienced the multiple episodes of heavy rain, thinking each time that the "fire" must surely be out by now, but no. It fumed heavily, for months, and nothing seemed to work.
I saw the dump trucks going into the site with dirt and I saw them going out of the site with dusty beams.
Nobody seems to want to describe the forces. They just keep putting up examples and telling stories. I find that interesting.
Can anyone explicitly describe the forces that threw heavy steel beams horizontally during the WTC's destruction?
I'm asking for a substantial comment that shows me you've actually considered the image.
The WTC didn't collapse. It was turned almost entirely into dust.
Very funny. To reiterate, I'm not going to jump around like your monkey.
I've presented my first tiny bit of data. What do you say about it?
You went to infinity too quickly.X infinity
A(0, n) = n+1
A(m, 0) = A(m-1, 1) if m > 0
A(m, n) = A(m-1, A(m, n-1)) if m > 0 and n > 0
You still haven't talked about the tiny bit of data that I presented. You're talking about what has not been presented. It seems odd to me.
Actually, not in the slightest.
Up until now, I considered myself the second most knowledgeable person on the subject of what destroyed the World Trade Center, Dr. Judy Wood being the first.
Perhaps with my new research, I'll be #1 !! Not that I care, really. I'm just excited about my own findings. Dr. Wood is cool and will always be #1 in my book.
I'm presuming you haven't communicated with Dr. Wood, is all.
The fact that they came out with their results so early isn't in their favor. They didn't have time to thoroughly contemplate the evidence that was available, and much of the evidence has come out since that time.
Snap judgments? Not good. Slow, reasoned effort? Much better. You might have been convinced by the airplane crash story, but I wasn't. Not for a moment.

You went to infinity too quickly.
If constant factors aren't enough, you could use polynomials. Then, if polynomials turn out to be too small, you could use exponentials. If exponentials are too small, you can go to tetration. If tetration falls short, there's always Ackermann's function:
I have a feeling we're going to need it.Code:A(0, n) = n+1 A(m, 0) = A(m-1, 1) if m > 0 A(m, n) = A(m-1, A(m, n-1)) if m > 0 and n > 0
There was some steel left over after the attacks, yes. But it wasn't located within the footprint of WTC 1 and WTC 2, which I find strange.
This might be a good time to re-post this, which I believe was initially posted by Hokulele quite some time ago:
Steven Dutch, "Vaporizing the Worth Trade Center"
I include the dust as part of the debris, but there were also some things thrown that weren't dust.