posted on Apr, 1 2007 @ 10:34 PM
Some people will say comparisons simply can't be made and will leave it at that. (To other skyscraper fires.)
But if it's a comparison to a conventional demolition, then they'll try to point out everything different that they see.
But of course it's not bias that causes this. That's just how amazingly right they are, and how amazingly wrong we are, that they're
able to tell when we can draw solid comparisons and when we just can't, right?
In other words, these people are apparently read-up on the differences between one steel structure and another, or a steel structure with a steel
structure using reinforced concrete. And then they're also read-up on all the ways you can bring a building down, and the differences between all
these things in terms of sight and sound (the BYPRODUCTS of convention, NOT the GOALS of any demolitions). And it apparently comes down to this: you
can't compare the WTC to other buildings on fire, but you can compare them to any conventional demolition you please.
I'm just taking a stab at the flavor of BS this thread might bring in.