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Originally posted by ipsedixit
reply to post by iamcpc
All I can say is that when looking at a complex event such as the collapse of a WTC tower, it is very easy to be overwhelmed by detail and to lose contact with common sense and probability and even plausibility.
It is important to be clear headed in a conceptual sense.
Suppose for example that steel lost 100% of it's tensile strength after being subjected to heat from a warm oven mitt for two minutes. The top of the tower might have fallen off the building 10 seconds after aircraft impact, but would the rest of the building have collapsed? Not a chance!
The pancaking of one floor down upon another in a symmetrical fashion at five one hundredths of a second slower than free fall speed, right to the bottom of the building, depends on the welds and bolts of the trusses of eighty floors failing simultaneously on every floor in succession, in order to maintain symmetry.
Originally posted by Alfie1
reply to post by ipsedixit
Pardon me for butting in but it seems you are telling me to believe what you say rather than MIT because they are on the take. I am not sure I am that cynical or that convinced of your arguments come to that.
Originally posted by SphinxMontreal
Again, you debunkers should stick to what you do best (hurling juvenile mindless insults and showing the same stupid video with boxes over and over again). No need to compound your incompetence and make complete fools out of yourselves discussing issues you know nothing about.
Originally posted by HappilyEverAfter
There's plenty of opportunity for one of the "big boys" in the demo world to come out and share their honest insight and determinations,
We've seen them on the TV, on the net and such.
Maybe the men that own and run those companies would be men enough to go public, even covertly at first, if it was fear, or is fear that keeps them silent.
All I know is, I know what I know, and my experience has me still saddened and concerned about that day.
Originally posted by ipsedixit
Originally posted by HappilyEverAfter
There's plenty of opportunity for one of the "big boys" in the demo world to come out and share their honest insight and determinations,
We've seen them on the TV, on the net and such.
Maybe the men that own and run those companies would be men enough to go public, even covertly at first, if it was fear, or is fear that keeps them silent.
All I know is, I know what I know, and my experience has me still saddened and concerned about that day.
There is a video on YouTube of the president or some high official of Controlled Demolitions Inc., supporting the official explanation for the tower collapses.
People might think that this person is a reliable authority whose opinion should be trusted. They are wrong. People who believe that do not know what world they are living in.
Originally posted by iamcpc
Originally posted by ipsedixit
People might think that this person is a reliable authority whose opinion should be trusted. They are wrong. People who believe that do not know what world they are living in.
Suddenly this is seemling a lot less like a debate. This is the second time that you have simply said that the people who offer evidence or expert testimony that support the airplane fire theories are liars.
How do you know they are the liars and not the other way around?
I don't believe you really do. I believe you just go with your gut and not with the evidence. Your gut says demolition so everyone else is wrong, paid by the government, or liars.
I really wish I could just believe one side or the other and call the opposite side liars.
When you resort to calling people liars then it's impossible to debate anything.
LIAR! Just to play devils advocate I think i'm going to simply say that everyones source for information are liars.
Originally posted by ipsedixit
One of the most important hurdles is to develope trust in the power of rational thought. Logic is more powerful than the MIT engineering department.
I don't believe you really do. I believe you just go with your gut and not with the evidence. Your gut says demolition so everyone else is wrong, paid by the government, or liars.
I can tell you that is not the case.
The more desirable thing would be to have the capacity to come to your own conclusions without having to depend on "belief".