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originally posted by: buddha
the twin towers were full of asbestos!
that gives you Asbestosis Disease, Lungs!
It would have cost them 10's Millions to clean the buildings of it.
More money He made!
originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: audubon
I do not think that R&D changes the laws of physics. That you would say that suggests some level of desperation.
What I do think is that R&D frequently changes our understanding of the laws of physics.
Can you handle that? Isn't that why we do R&D? To better understand the details and incorporate our understanding into improved machines?
originally posted by: Salander
originally posted by: buddha
the twin towers were full of asbestos!
that gives you Asbestosis Disease, Lungs!
It would have cost them 10's Millions to clean the buildings of it.
More money He made!
Where are the cases of asbestosis in those who worked at GZ? I would be forever grateful if you could help me with that.
Maybe I've missed references to those men having asbestosis, but there are numerous stories regarding the rare cancers in those young men. Asbestosis takes years to manifest, and likely steady exposure. These cancers, not so much.
originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: neutronflux
If they were really impossible, you would not be so concerned.
The nuclear theory is the only one that explains all the damage caused and observed, including air samples and USGS findings.
originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: audubon
I do not think that R&D changes the laws of physics. That you would say that suggests some level of desperation.
What I do think is that R&D frequently changes our understanding of the laws of physics.
Can you handle that? Isn't that why we do R&D? To better understand the details and incorporate our understanding into improved machines?
USGS did gather some samples in 35 different locations within 1km radius of WTC, and some of those samples showed Thorium at 6 times the lowest levels detected, so there is a case for some sort of nuclear event.
originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: Kester
If one person was blown into 200 pieces, it seems to me some sort of explosive force did that.
originally posted by: Salander
Yes, considering that at least one person at WTC was blown into 200 different pieces according to the NYC Coroner 10 years ago, those office fires sure had a meat grinder effect. Special, they were.