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Freefall of ANY duration spells doom for the official story drones. Over and out. There is no way they can wiggle out of freefall..no way to say it
was possible because all of the supports failed at the exact same time universally...the odds are so vast that even a shameless official story drone
cannot keep a straight face and claim that freefall doesn't eman anything.
Controlled demo is the ONLY answer because no other means can account for the biulding coming down in freefall. It is so simple that it cannot be
covered up or obscured by nonsense and denial. If there is an intellecuallt valid response to the fact of freefall, please let's hear it. If not,
admit that we were right all along and join our side, the truth side. the truth will set you free.
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reply posted on 8-11-2009 @ 07:52 AM by SPreston
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posted by bsbray11
So are you "debunkers" so hard-headed that you still don't recognize the significance of being unable to resolve any of the 20 questions in the OP
with actual evidence?
All you can do, is try to bait us to assuming our own conclusions, and then attacking them with your own conjecture. Ok. We still have 20
questions unresolved with actual evidence.
You all feel fine making all number of assumptions to keep the fairy tale valid in your mind, but just the fact that you have to assume these
things are true for the "official story" to hold up means you are going on nothing but blind faith.
So do you like believing the "official story" based on blind faith alone, or even if you do, why in the hell do you keep trying to impede people
by mocking them when we ask for another investigation?
The Truth is anathema to these guys. They hate the Truth. They prefer to create the Truth from nothing to protect the
status quo. Blind Faith holds them up and makes them strong. Real evidence is unwanted . . . . not needed . . . . not
necessary.
These pseudoskeptics and government loyalists prefer to curse those who dare to question their ecclesiastical belief in the official fantasy
theory. For them Truth be damned. They desperately fight to prevent any real investigation into 9-11 because they know a real
investigation will destroy them.
They will attack anyone who questions their Blind Faith; 9-11 Widows, WTC 1st Responders, the Jersey Girls, surviving 9-11 victims,
Eyewitnesses, anyone.
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reply posted on 8-11-2009 @ 07:56 AM by jthomas
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Originally posted by bsbray11
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Going by history, it'll probably be so long before we actually get one, all the people really involved will already be old or dead anyway.
At least you finally admit you cannot convince anyone why we need a new investigation.
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reply posted on 8-11-2009 @ 08:07 AM by jthomas
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Originally posted by richierich
Freefall of ANY duration spells doom for the official story drones.
Too bad all of you here cannot produce a single reason why, isn't it? Even bsbray11 just admitted he cannot convince anyone why we should ever need
yet another investigation.
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reply posted on 8-11-2009 @ 08:54 AM by NIcon
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Well I'm not so sure how to pursue an answer to #6 other than what's been covered, except to say I am really glad I am among the "incompetent."
I don't think I could live among the "competent" where when you read the mystical phrase "free fall" in a scientific report you are supposed to
automatically realize it actually means "free fall, ya know, like 'free' from everything but gravity and the building below."
Where when you read the esoteric phrase "equivalent to gravitational acceleration" one is supposed to know in your bones of bones that really means
in "competent" speak "sorta close to gravitational acceleration, ya know, just a teensie weensie off."
Where when pondering upon the abstruse phrase "descended at gravitational acceleration" one has to keep a proper "competent" state of mind and
realize the structure was actually Cheez Wiz, and that Cheez Wiz is good, but Cheez Wiz does offer a teensie weensie amount of resistance, especially
when it's old and it's hardened, but, hey, I'm hungry so let's eat! I'm so hungry I can eat 32.2 cheeseburgers!!!! But not really, I think I'll
only have two! Yumm, Yumm.
But I have learned one thing from this thread. When a "competent" says "a free fall time would be an object that has no...uh... structural
components below it," I now realize that when the "competent" said "...uh..." it was the secret "competent club" shorthand signaling that this
was in fact "opposite" day and all meaning was reversed. - Wink - Wink - Nod - Nod, I see where you're coming from, Mr. "Competent."
I think this "incompetent" will go back to Joyce's Finnegans Wake for now.... at least that gibberish makes sense.
"riverrun past Eve and Adam's past swerve of shore to bend of bay brings us by a commodius vicus of recirculation back to Howth Castle and
Environs."
Ahh, to be on solid "incompetent" ground again.......
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reply posted on 8-11-2009 @ 11:44 AM by bsbray11
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Originally posted by jthomas
Originally posted by richierich
Freefall of ANY duration spells doom for the official story drones.
Too bad all of you here cannot produce a single reason why, isn't it?
I have repeatedly been trying to explain why to you but you never even try to understand. You bleat about NIST's report but can't
show where they address my question, either. You only even correctly iterated question #6 once in this thread. And even then you didn't answer it.
The rest of the time you have just been misconstruing the question and asserting you've already answered it over and over when you haven't. And
trying to somehow make it my burden to answer my own question, which is ridiculous.
Even bsbray11 just admitted he cannot convince anyone why we should ever need yet another investigation.
All I said is historically, we've never got our story straight on a lot of controversial issues until everyone who it would have offended were dead,
and the perpetrators too. It doesn't have to be that way if people such as yourself didn't exist to impede a fair look within our own lifetimes.
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reply posted on 8-11-2009 @ 01:41 PM by jprophet420
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Some people think if they answer a post saying the questions have been answered intelligent people will believe it without seeing it.
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reply posted on 8-11-2009 @ 04:35 PM by jthomas
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Originally posted by bsbray11
It doesn't have to be that way if people such as yourself didn't exist to impede a fair look within our own lifetimes.
So now I'm all-powerful and "impeding" a new investigation, eh? And here I've spent all this time educating you on why you cannot convince
anyone of your claims until and unless you refute NIST and support your claim that only "controlled demolition" could have been responsible
for the collapse of WTC 7.
No wonder self-delusion is the most prevalent characteristic of the 9/11 "Truth" Movement.
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reply posted on 8-11-2009 @ 04:40 PM by bsbray11
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You personally don't make much difference. But it's people that think like you in various positions where they could have actually done
something, that are the problem. And you have absolutely no reason to think the way that you do. At least no logical one. You know all you
have done in this thread is misconstrue a single question out of 20 and then say it's already been answered.
Originally posted by jprophet420
Some people think if they answer a post saying the questions have been answered intelligent people will believe it without seeing it.
Right, when it would take just as much, if not less time/energy, just to post the answer again, to save people the trouble of having to dig through
how many pages of posts just to realize that jthomas hasn't answered anything? But he apparently can't do that, either. Every single post
is the same: just trash talk and run-around, no substance.
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reply posted on 8-11-2009 @ 04:43 PM by jthomas
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Originally posted by jprophet420
reply to post by GenRadek
Some people think if they answer a post saying the questions have been answered intelligent people will believe it without seeing it.
Intelligent people understand when a question has been addressed. "Truthers" have to deny inconvenient answers. That's one reason
"Truthers" are properly known as 9/11 Deniers. As I pointed out a few posts back:
The Woolly-Thinker's Guide to Rhetoric
Develop sudden hearing loss
When your opponent makes a good point, a crushing argument, an incontrovertible case, simply fail to hear, and keep talking as if no one had spoken at
all. Talk a bit louder. Lean toward your opponent with an intent, listening expression on your face, then continue to ignore what anyone else says.
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reply posted on 8-11-2009 @ 04:47 PM by bsbray11
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That would only apply if you had actually answered the question. But you haven't. Or if you did, what was the specific answer you
claimed from NIST for question 6 again?
Will be looking forward to your answer.
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reply posted on 8-11-2009 @ 05:00 PM by jthomas
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Originally posted by bsbray11
reply to post by jthomas
You know all you have done in this thread is misconstrue a single question out of 20 and then say it's already been answered.
Don't continue to delude yourself, bsbray11. Many of us showed quite clearly that you cannot even demonstrate where NIST's evidence,
methodologies, computer simulations, and conclusions are wrong. After a few weeks of suffering your evasions, its quite clear you cannot even
demonstrate your "question" is anything more than another "Truther" strawman argument.
Using your claims and futile attempts to shift the burden of proof from your shoulders, you illustrate what rational people have known about deniers
for decades, starting with Holocaust Deniers. And the result is always the same: you have yet to demonstrate any of your claims or even raise an
eyebrow.
And you're mad because we understand and see through your game. Sorry, bsbray11, it doesn't work with rational people like it does with your
gullible "Truther" friends.
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reply posted on 8-11-2009 @ 05:05 PM by bsbray11
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See, right there, for everyone to see, you just tried to weasel out of answering the question once again by trying to somehow make it my
responsibility to prove something about NIST. I am asking a question, that NIST did not answer or explain in any way. My proof is that you can't
provide the answer.
I'm not going to post the entire report here so everyone can read through it for themselves to see if it's there or not. You either post it, or
you accept what we all already know, that it isn't in there.
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reply posted on 8-11-2009 @ 05:18 PM by jthomas
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Originally posted by bsbray11
reply to post by jthomas
See, right there, for everyone to see, you just tried to weasel out of answering the question once again by trying to somehow make it my
responsibility to prove something about NIST.
On the contrary. As everyone can plainly see, you cannot give us any reason to doubt NIST's conclusions, which, as you well know, includes the 2.25
seconds of free fall. Too bad, but you have nothing and you never did, bsbray11.
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reply posted on 8-11-2009 @ 05:20 PM by bsbray11
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Originally posted by jthomas
As everyone can plainly see, you cannot give us any reason to doubt NIST's conclusions, which, as you well know, includes the 2.25 seconds of free
fall.
The reason to doubt their conclusions is the fact that you can't find an answer to a simple and obvious question in their report. Because it isn't
in there.
Stating for how long the building free-fell is not an answer to the question. Please re-read it.
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reply posted on 8-11-2009 @ 05:28 PM by jthomas
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Originally posted by bsbray11
Originally posted by jthomas
As everyone can plainly see, you cannot give us any reason to doubt NIST's conclusions, which, as you well know, includes the 2.25 seconds of free
fall.
The reason to doubt their conclusions is the fact that you can't find an answer to a simple and obvious question in their report.
As we all can see, there's no reason any rational person doubts NISTS conclusions on WTC 7 and you've aptly demonstrated your total inability to
give us any reason to doubt the conclusions.
Maybe this will help you out of your extreme denial, bsbray11:
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reply posted on 8-11-2009 @ 05:47 PM by bsbray11
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Originally posted by jthomas
As we all can see, there's no reason any rational person doubts NISTS conclusions on WTC 7
Not being able to address a simple question about a basic law of physics is a pretty damned good reason for a rational person to doubt their report if
you ask me, and everyone else here you are arguing with. Maybe you can ask your JREF buddies and see what they tell you.
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reply posted on 8-11-2009 @ 07:20 PM by exponent
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Originally posted by bsbray11
What I want NIST, or whatever investigative body to do, is take the building's structural documents, fire data, etc., and construct a theory that
is totally self-supported, and verified not by referring back to the acceleration seen in videos (which is essentially circular reasoning), but by
referring to their calculations and realistic models that reflect that this is could be expected.
If they could take the building's structure in a model, apply the damage, apply realistic heat fires, and then just see what occurs, instead of
trying to force it to conform to what we see in videos, then we would have an independent verification that this is a legitimate thing for
fire and debris damage alone to do. As it stands, they constantly refer back to the very same building being investigated to justify changing
certain things in their report or adjusting data a certain way to make it better fit. That's not how these kinds of reports are supposed to be
done.
These paragraphs appear reasonable on their face, but come across as a genuine NIST criticism. However, the point made is not valid. NIST indeed did
what you request, they constructed a reference structural model of WTC7. They applied damage, fire and time and observed the predictions.
The only time they do what you claim, which is "changing certain things .. to make it a better fit" is when they are selecting for a better
fit. The best example I can give of this is quite relevant, and is the impact vector of the planes hitting WTC1 and 2. These values are also derived
from videos, although quite a few more and with a more in depth analysis. However, they have inherent errors.
NIST analysed these errors, and produced three cases for impact, slow, base and high speeds. They then ran each situation in their simulator, and
found that the high speed impact produced the best fit with post-impact damage. Once they had done this, they eliminated some of the lower and medium
speed tests in order to reduce the amount of simulation they had to do.
This is exactly how an investigation of this type should be conducted. They have a limited budget and time, and discarding lines of enquiry
which do not match the data is completely valid. Remember, the only way of identifying which value out of a range is correct, is if it matches what we
saw on 911. NIST referring to what actually happened is not only unsurprising, it is exactly what they should be doing!
If NIST could not refer to the events of the day in their investigation, it would have cost a significant amount more, and taken longer. One of the
reasons for this is the fire simulation. In both stages the fire lasted a very long time (in structural simulation terms) and involved a very large
area with significant uncertainty about fuel distribution, ignition times and heat output. NIST built full scale reproductions for fire testing, but
even so the towers had significantly more floor area and office layouts were quite uncertain.
These fire simulations would have to be run thousands of times to cover only a fraction of the initial cases. I will attempt some more poor maths!
Even if there are only 6 variables, and lets say each of them has 4 potential values. That is 4^6 or 4096 test runs that would need to be
conducted.
Would you then allow them to refer back to eliminate particular results, or would you force them to run the structural simulation 4096 times
multiplied by the number of initial conditions in WTC7?
In essence, what I am saying is that the way you would like to investigate 911 is simply not practical. The complexity of these simulations is such
that you have to aggressively select the best fit data. I cannot think of a single case where anyone has shown NIST using selection
inappropriately.
Using the same methodology, again, I could come up with any bizarre demolition theory, and so long as I can match what the demolition
mechanism is theoretically doing to what you see in the videos (ie 'now this column is blown under the penthouse', 'now all these braces are eaten
through by powerful eutectic reactions,' 'now these final columns are cut simultaneously', etc.) then I could come up with a report that is 100% as
justified as NIST's.
PLEASE PLEASE do! We (the 'debunkers') have been asking for this for some time. This can only help your case, as at the very least the
community can rally around a specific theory. I mean even now ae911truth talks both about huge explosives that blow mass out of the footprint and then
talk about thermite, which has none of the properties they ascribe to it. Developing a specific hypothesis is something I believe to be a good
use of any truther's time.
But you would be quick to point out yourself that none of that theory is actually proven by evidence. It is simply a theory.
On the contrary, what you would have done is constructed a theory which makes predictions. Testing predictions is the bread and butter of
science, and by making predictions, we can then scour the existing literature to find if these predictions are confirmed or contradicted.
And in fact they had to invent a "new" phenomena for their theory to make sense, though OF COURSE they didn't reproduce this same "new"
event in a lab in any way to verify it. They simply say, "Well, it's the only way we can think of for this to have happened from fire and debris
alone, so that must have been what happened."
NIST in no way invented any phenomena, the "new" event was this affecting a building on this scale. Everyone who knows anything about physics knows
that heating metal makes it expand, and the equation to calculate the force involved is very trivial. In order for NIST to verify this they would have
to have fabricated quite a large structure, wheras modelling it will be quite accurate and give you much more information. This is why computer
modelling exists, so you don't have to build full scale reproductions of everything
I hope that conveys what my issue is here, what my question is, and why I have so much trouble trying to get that kind of analysis out of a
NIST report.
I think part of your problem is that you just don't trust them, and this biases your view somewhat. I can't think of any scientific investigation
ever carried out which would meet your criteria. I would come up with an electrical engineering analogy, but I don't know the specifics of your
profession, and I don't want to come across as arrogant or patronising.
Originally posted by NIcon
Sorry exponent I missed your post earlier today. I wasn't saying it was an exact correlation. I was just demonstrating how precise they could be. Two
points stood out for me in this test however:
I understand, I just wanted to point out that there are 'tricks' that can be used because of square pixels which don't apply in all cases.
So from these two things I assume their measurements from video can be very precise and if they had a problem with believing 32.2 ft/s^2 they
could have found something like 32.19 ft/s^2 and reported it.
Unfortunately "something like" is not how errors are worked out. I am not completely confident in doing the maths, but you can actually calculate
the errors from the available information. I cannot remember how to do it with the acceleration though
Originally posted by bsbray11
And STILL none of the 20 questions are resolved by anyone posting here. I must have picked some really good ones, eh?
No, you just haven't done your homework! It's the same as saying "Nobody has answered my physics homework questions therefore black holes don't
exist". It is a non sequitur. I have given answers that with some research you can determine to be valid, for many of the questions.
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reply posted on 8-11-2009 @ 07:31 PM by exponent
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Originally posted by richierich
Freefall of ANY duration spells doom for the official story drones. Over and out. There is no way they can wiggle out of freefall..no way to say it
was possible because all of the supports failed at the exact same time universally...the odds are so vast that even a shameless official story
drone cannot keep a straight face and claim that freefall doesn't eman anything.
(Emphasis mine)
No it doesn't! If all the supports failed simultaneously, the building would immediately accelerate at 'free-fall'. In fact, as you can see by the
graph below, the building accelerated slower than free fall for over a second. This is the effect of supports breaking gradually, and from NISTs
simulation we know that the fall of the east penthouse caused significant internal damage.
Originally posted by NIcon
I don't think I could live among the "competent" where when you read the mystical phrase "free fall" in a scientific report you are supposed to
automatically realize it actually means "free fall, ya know, like 'free' from everything but gravity and the building below."
Where when you read the esoteric phrase "equivalent to gravitational acceleration" one is supposed to know in your bones of bones that really means
in "competent" speak "sorta close to gravitational acceleration, ya know, just a teensie weensie off."
If you cannot live among this type of person, never enter any scientific field. Error analysis is possibly the most important thing to do
correctly.
But I have learned one thing from this thread. When a "competent" says "a free fall time would be an object that has no...uh... structural
components below it," I now realize that when the "competent" said "...uh..." it was the secret "competent club" shorthand signaling that this
was in fact "opposite" day and all meaning was reversed. - Wink - Wink - Nod - Nod, I see where you're coming from, Mr. "Competent."
A buckled or fractured column is presumably not 'structural' in this case. Seriously, don't assume you know what words mean, they very very often
carry specific meaning that you may not be aware of. Note how bsbray was unable to even define free-fall to an acceptable standard, even though we all
understand the concept of it.
Originally posted by bsbray11
Not being able to address a simple question about a basic law of physics is a pretty damned good reason for a rational person to doubt their report if
you ask me, and everyone else here you are arguing with. Maybe you can ask your JREF buddies and see what they tell you.
I have already explained why you are wrong on this point. I also gave you a challenge to illustrate why they did not ignore this or any other law. You
have failed to complete this challenge at all.
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Originally posted by exponent
If NIST could not refer to the events of the day in their investigation, it would have cost a significant amount more, and taken longer.
In other words if they couldn't use circular reasoning to prop up their models, it would cost too much to figure anything out? Do you think that
excuse would ever change the objectivity of what "really" happened to that building?
Using the same methodology, again, I could come up with any bizarre demolition theory, and so long as I can match what the demolition
mechanism is theoretically doing to what you see in the videos (ie 'now this column is blown under the penthouse', 'now all these braces are eaten
through by powerful eutectic reactions,' 'now these final columns are cut simultaneously', etc.) then I could come up with a report that is 100% as
justified as NIST's.
PLEASE PLEASE do! We (the 'debunkers') have been asking for this for some time.
You should have kept going with that paragraph. I said the theory I come up with would be useless because it would have no specific data to back it
up, ie that device x was placed on floor y. Just like the NIST report, which also has 0 evidence going for it, only an
unsubstantiated theory that was produced using circular references and could very well still be describing the physics of a controlled demolition.
This is the whole quote:
Using the same methodology, again, I could come up with any bizarre demolition theory, and so long as I can match what the demolition mechanism
is theoretically doing to what you see in the videos (ie 'now this column is blown under the penthouse', 'now all these braces are eaten through by
powerful eutectic reactions,' 'now these final columns are cut simultaneously', etc.) then I could come up with a report that is 100% as justified
as NIST's. But you would be quick to point out yourself that none of that theory is actually proven by evidence. It is simply a theory. And that
is what NIST has done: concocted a theory that superficially matches observations made in videos, and they have not independently verified that these
things would be expected through the necessary calculations and models without tampering to make them fit to videos. They have molded data and
models to fit with the videos. Not investigated how possible these kinds of events would have been through separate analyses.
This can only help your case
Pulling a theory out of my butt that has no more objective verification going for it than NIST's is not going to help my case. It would be
hypocritical.
as at the very least the community can rally around a specific theory.
I am not a part of any "community," unless seeking objective data is a "community," but I think you would even consider your own self a part of
that one. In other words I am not in this to conform to a "movement," I don't care what anyone else says, my questions either can be answered or
they can't. End of story. And so far they have not.
On the contrary, what you would have done is constructed a theory which makes predictions. Testing predictions is the bread and butter
of science, and by making predictions, we can then scour the existing literature to find if these predictions are confirmed or
contradicted.
You mean like, if it were a demolition, people would hear explosions coming from the building? Oh wait, people did heard explosions coming
from the building, and also testified to witnessing them inside the building, and were also picked up on seismographs after the Twin Towers
collapses and well before WTC7's global collapse. If evidence is being able to make predictions accurately about what will happen, why don't any
of those things count as evidence? Don't tell me it's because you can come up with unproven excuses to invalidate them.
NIST in no way invented any phenomena, the "new" event was this affecting a building on this scale. Everyone who knows anything about physics
knows that heating metal makes it expand, and the equation to calculate the force involved is very trivial. In order for NIST to verify this they
would have to have fabricated quite a large structure, wheras modelling it will be quite accurate and give you much more information. This is why
computer modelling exists, so you don't have to build full scale reproductions of everything
They also ramp up heating and temperatures to levels that aren't substantiated. For example, in the Twin Tower reports, assuming some 70+ wood fire
stoves' worth of total heat in a garage or living-room sized area, applied consistently for about 30 minutes iirc (when according to them the fires
were not applying consistent heat to the same parts of the structure but were roaming), and admitted they had to keep intensifying parameters in
subsequent computer simulations based on that data to get their desired theoretical initiation state. In computer models, realistic conditions also
aren't a burden or have to be backed by verified/realistic data. Again, they just keep adjusting parameters until they get results that match what
they see in videos. Not an objective method, only a circumstantial method at best, and intellectually dishonest.
I think part of your problem is that you just don't trust them
If I don't trust them it's because they aren't being objective themselves. They've made too many assumptions while lacking real data, which blows
any chance of a real investigation since they've just made assumptions about the most critical parts of the investigation based on preconceptions.
I can't think of any scientific investigation ever carried out which would meet your criteria. I would come up with an electrical engineering
analogy, but I don't know the specifics of your profession, and I don't want to come across as arrogant or patronising.
You can't think of any scientific studies that are 100% objective, yet you can't think of an analogy that demonstrates what is wrong with this,
either. You can plug a schematic into a simulator, load the variables for each component into it, and it will tell you exactly what will happen when
you apply power based on formulas alone. You don't have to build the circuit first, watch what it does, take measurements, and then
try to "predict" what will happen when you turn the power supply on. That would be an example of what I am talking about, applied to EE. But the
problem is, what I am saying is what actually makes sense, and the methodology NIST used, is what doesn't make sense, and used fallacious
circular references that re-enforced blind assumptions and was not objective.
And STILL none of the 20 questions are resolved by anyone posting here. I must have picked some really good ones, eh?
No, you just haven't done your homework! It's the same as saying "Nobody has answered my physics homework questions therefore black holes don't
exist".
First of all, you've already admitted in a former post that my specific question, question #6, is not explicitly answered in the NIST report, and I
have yet to see where it was implicitly answered, either. If I go back and dig up the post, are you going to be contradicting yourself?
Secondly, how many questions have you answered again? Even if you're now saying you answered 6 (though you really haven't, as NIST hasn't),
then you still have 19 others. You have nothing but personal conjecture, and your conjecture isn't worth a hill of beans to me.
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