reply to post by bsbray11
You said: “You still have things like melted columns in WTC7 before it collapsed, melting below its normal melting point because sulfur was somehow
added to the steel in such a way as to allow a eutectic reaction. The sulfur (not usually found in steel, obviously, and anomalous in itself) actually
lowered the steel's melting point by a few hundred degrees.”
Remember that the building was severely damaged and the steel would have lost half its strength at the temperatures of the fires. Melting was not
necessary for failure nor was failure caused by melting, per se. That said, what was the source of the sulfur? We need a good bit of sulfur. The
interior of the building was lined with plasterboard. Plasterboard is calcium sulfate. Sulfates in the presence of reducing agents, such as burning
paper and diesel fuel, can be reduced to sulfides at the temperatures reached in the fires. No one can be certain of the source or whether the
corrosion occurred during the fire or while the wreckage smoldered for months. Given that, can you suspect thermate? You can, but the metallurgical
evidence argues against it. This is the 2002 presentation by the WPI team on the metallurgy.
www.abmbrasil.com.br/cim/download/Vander_Voort.pps
You said: “That, for one, is completely unexplained, anomalous, and highly suspicious for that reason, because of how coincidental it is, and
because it caused the column to fail before the building collapsed.”
You are correct, you would expect the column to fail before the collapse. Was the recovered column recovered long after the collapse? Do you think
failure could have been the cause of the collapse? Were the planes hitting the building anomalies?
You said: “WTC7 dropped at free-fall. “
It may have, as best that it can be measured. So what?
Your claim: “Falling at free-fall is direct evidence of additional devices or mechanisms bringing that building down aside from its own KE, which
was not used.”
What if the mechanism was the result of circumstance? What if it was unplanned by conspirators? Check your list of logical fallacies.
You said: “When you talk about your opinion, I'm not sure what your opinion even is. I'm not sure that you even know what your opinion really
is.”
You are either trying to bait me or are dense beyond all belief. I hope it is the former, for your sake.
You said: “I guess you have to be to be a big man and come on the internet and argue with strangers, right?”
Aren’t you doing the same thing? Tell your kundalini to relax and use your brain.
[edit on 1/11/2009 by pteridine]