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Originally posted by The All Seeing I
With such a question... you are obviously clueless... or just trolling.
Originally posted by The All Seeing I
Noting the angle at which wtc2 was hit, we should have seen the top half of the building tilt and fall in the direction of the corner/side where the plane entered.
Yes, I did. It was a little... painful to watch, especially when combined with the audience response. It was grandstanding for the camera and had little bearing on the theories he posed. However that demonstration was used as a device to illustrate a concept, albeit incorrectly, to the audience and not as a point for scientific debate.
Originally posted by adam_zapple
Did you happen to catch Mr. Gage's "cardboard box" demonstration?
That alone should cause anyone with basic physics knowledge to seriously doubt Mr. Gage's abilities in that area.
Originally posted by cogburn
reply to post by The All Seeing I
From earlier in this thread:
"At 600C (1100F) steel has half the strenght versus room temp, at 1000 C
(1800F) only 10% of original strenght. Steel also expands as heated -
if the ends are restrained the steel will sag and buckle. As the steel deforms out of plumb will affect the load carrying ability. "
show your work.
[edit on 9-1-2009 by cogburn]
Originally posted by cogburn
Yes, I did. It was a little... painful to watch, especially when combined with the audience response. It was grandstanding for the camera and had little bearing on the theories he posed. However that demonstration was used as a device to illustrate a concept, albeit incorrectly, to the audience and not as a point for scientific debate.
Originally posted by adam_zapple
Did you happen to catch Mr. Gage's "cardboard box" demonstration?
That alone should cause anyone with basic physics knowledge to seriously doubt Mr. Gage's abilities in that area.
Defending it? No, but something tells me that was more showmanship than an ignorance of the topic. Somehow I doubt that little demonstration will make it into any papers for peer review, and I also find it difficult to believe that someone amongst the plethora of lettered individuals at AE911 would not have pointed this out long before us.
[edit on 9-1-2009 by cogburn]
Originally posted by The All Seeing I
You can't possibly mean what you say...
Originally posted by The All Seeing Iif you do then you need to get your head examined or
you are more interested in mind games then actually the purpose of this inquiry.
... either way you should get some help.
As much as i have found this exchange was of time and energy...
at least you have given me confirmation on an insight...
that people who are full of bull embrace bull.
Your whole angle has been derailment by proxy of detour, deception and derailment.
[edit on 9-1-2009 by The All Seeing I]
Originally posted by The All Seeing I
I have already explained why the towers should have fell like a tree ...
www.abovetopsecret.com...
Originally posted by The All Seeing I
... Gage is basically pointing out the same thing, just in a different way.
His claim that an object will fall with the "path of least resistance", is another way of stating Newton's law of momentum conservation.
Originally posted by The All Seeing I
What the freakin frackin foosballs (avoiding the censors) is wrong with you?
Try dropping a set of dumbbells on top of another set of dumbbells, then we can talk.
...and speaking of dumbells and dropping...
did someone drop you on your head when you were a kid?
Originally posted by The All Seeing I
Answer is so obvious it doesn't merit an answer... thus you are truly a dumbell, troll or officially lost your mind.
Now you can answer my question, dumbbells dropped on dumbbells, that also has an obvious answer... only difference between my model and yours is that mine relates to the towers, yours on the other hand is a joke.
Originally posted by The All Seeing I
Yes adam you are absolutely correct.
That was really brilliant how you came up with that model and result.
Originally posted by The All Seeing IThis is equivalent to you running a football into your own end zone...
thank you for the free point.
Originally posted by The All Seeing I
So if i flip further into your Brain Operators Manual, will i find a proclamation that all CT SEs are anti-american? Seems to me that those who love their country the most expect more from their government and fellow citizens... like this CT SE explains:
One of our primary responsibilities as architects and engineers is to ensure public safety in and around our structures, and we take this seriously. It is also our responsibility as concerned American citizens to ask questions and seek honest answers. I encourage everyone to read the numerous books, technical reports and papers about the WTC; look closely at the photographs and videos; listen to the speakers with an open mind. Decide for yourself, and take a stand for what you believe. As a structural engineer I believe in the laws of physics and rely on them every day.
After much reading and studying it is obvious that NIST, FEMA and the 9/11 Commission have all fallen short of a detailed accounting of the catastrophic collapses of the three World Trade Center buildings in Manhattan on 9/11/01. A few examples of unexplained details include the "severe high temperature corrosion attack on the steel" as described in Appendix C of the FEMA Building Performance Study, the complete symmetrical collapses following asymmetric structural damage and short-term fires, and the chemical signature of incendiary compounds found in the toxic WTC dust.
[edit on 6-1-2009 by The All Seeing I]