Originally posted by HowardRoark
So who are we talking about all of the members of the American Society of Civil Engineers? The faculty at BYU, MIT, Cal Tech, Stanford, Harvard, etc.
Are they all dense fools or are they colaborators.
What about those engineers in other countries? Canada, Austrailia, England, France, Germany, Japan, India? Are they all "in on it" too, or are
all of the worlds engineers just a bunch of dense fools that just aren't as smart as you and WCIP?
Have you heard anything from these people? Have you heard them state their opinion one way or the other? Or is it more likely that they haven't even
really looked into NIST's report, or don't even really care? Especially with foreigners. And how many people of the groups you've listed have put
serious thought behind NIST's report, and would care to risk their careers to stand up to the US? And finally, how many engineers standing up are we
being told about by the media?
If all of the people you've just named off agree with NIST, then
yes!: they're just as dense as those
two people you've been citing
so vivaciously. I am confident in basic physics. I am confident in Isaac Newton's work,
Principia, and I am confident that I understand these
very basic laws of physics. I am also very confident that WCIP understands these basic laws, and LaBTop, and BYU's Steven Jones, and hordes of other
people that do not buy the official line. The great majority of people frequenting here do not believe the official line, either. It is your
academic elite that are telling
us, the common folk, what is and isn't right scientifically.
But guess what, Howard? There are still a few of us that
think for ourselves. Basic physics is not brain surgery. It's elementary as hell.
Yet, when I email a leading "researcher" of 9/11 asking about angular momentum, the basic
law of conservation of angular momentum in regards
to the WTC collapses, I get, in response, a 'dunno'.
...
Needless to say, I'm amazed with the total ignorance these people habitually exhibit. I'll go with Newton's work over the academic elite goons that
hardly examine what they're even preaching any day. You put way too much stock into these guys. They aren't exactly geniuses, in the least.
But, Howard, let me suggest something to you. You put so much stock into these people because of, among other things,
degrees, and other sorts
of
social recognition. Are these people to be our only means of determining what's objectively right or wrong? Has thinking independently been
outlawed already? Are you seriously suggesting that the opinions of these people should totally override any outside thought into the matter? Because
that's what it sounds like to me:
"Stop thinking about it! You're wrong! I'm not going to discuss the matter in any detail, but just look at
what these people think!"
I should tell you that I don't think it would be of much use to your cause to go around telling people to stop thinking for themselves, and to just
start listening to these dense corporate-backed bums, when the very motto of this site is "deny ignorance." Always taking the words of "experts"
as
fact, even over one's own investigations, is not exactly the pinnacle of denying ignorance.
But my main point is this:
What is important here, in this matter or any other, is not any degree. It's not any social position. It's
Knowledge, and
Information.
It's what you assume the people you parade around here have, that I question.
So why not argue the
information? Why not try to explain away all these oddities that have persisted in the official line since day one,
instead of running behind your "experts" for support, without citing any evidence whatsoever supporting either your or their opinions? You know the
subject, so you can't chalk it up to ignorance. We have engineers here of our own. We are
all familiar with the material, and even if we
aren't, we quickly learn from each other and the sources we post, no? We are totally up for an intelligent discussion, and we have been. But it's
hardly possible when you keep running behind "experts" and flaunting them around as if they are gods on Earth, reincarnations of Einstein and
Newton, without addressing any of the meat of the problems. It's disinfo at its finest. And I don't think it's any coincidence that you're using
disinfo tactics, either.
So why don't you finally step up and get back on topic, drop the routine with parading the numbskulls, and actually have a civilized and intelligent
discussion on the topic of the WTC collapses, or even 9/11 in general, and not a discussion on who thinks what without even referencing
why.
I'd like to see
why these people think as they do, and not simply
what they think. Disinfo out the butt.
[edit on 6-12-2005 by bsbray11]