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Originally posted by Gonenuts
You have fail to disprove that these witness are lairs ( Pentagon flyover witnesses reported by Center for Military History »)
The only thing you have not fail at, was your ridiculing, and RANTINGS!
posted by CameronFox
And yes... CIT and PFT are all but done..and will grasp at anything.
Originally posted by SPreston
blah blah blah....
posted by rush969
The only thing I would like to add at this time is this:
"Selling DVDs on the internet must be a pretty good business".
“This research is showing us something that we didn't think was the case—that we can fail to perceive very major things going on right in front of our eyes,” remarks cognitive psychologist Brian Scholl, PhD, of Yale University. “In contrast with a lot of research on visual perception, these studies are truly surprising for both scientists and lay people because they're so at odds with how we assumed vision worked.” Inattentional blindness is one of two perceptual phenomena that have begun to change scientists' view of visual perception, from one of a videotape to something far less precise. Beginning in the 1970s researchers began to recognize a phenomenon called “change blindness,” finding that people often fail to detect change in their visual field, as long as the change occurs during an eye movement or when people's view is otherwise interrupted. Such findings have spurred debates about how—and indeed, whether—the brain stores and integrates visual information. Research on inattentional blindness has come to the fore more recently. That work, showing people's inability to detect unexpected objects to which we aren't paying attention, raises other questions: How much visual input can the mind encode, consciously and unconsciously? What brings some visual objects to conscious awareness, while others remain unnoticed? What is the fate of information that is perceived only unconsciously? In 1999, Harvard University psychologists Daniel Simons, PhD, and Christopher Chabris, PhD, extended Mack and Rock's results using a “selective looking” procedure introduced in the 1970s by Ulric Neisser, PhD, of Cornell University, and colleagues. Source: jeff.dean.home.att.net...
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Originally posted by 654321
reply to post by almighty bob
Are you serious?
Originally posted by 654321
You really think that there wouldn't be hundreds of people reporting that they saw a large jet pull up and over the Pentagon?
Originally posted by 654321
The intense noise would have no doubt drawn their attention not to mention the magnitude of watching the plane pull off such an incredible maneuver!
Originally posted by 654321
reply to post by almighty bob
Are you serious?
You really think that there wouldn't be hundreds of people reporting that they saw a large jet pull up and over the Pentagon?
The intense noise would have no doubt drawn their attention not to mention the magnitude of watching the plane pull off such an incredible maneuver!
Originally posted by CameronFox
reply to post by Swing Dangler
Swing D ~
If you look into the silly flyover & around fantasy, you would see that the flight path that they make work would require the plane to fly in front of and to the right of the impact point.
Again...not a soul was witness to this flight path.
Originally posted by SPreston
posted by rush969
The only thing I would like to add at this time is this:
"Selling DVDs on the internet must be a pretty good business".
So? Why would anybody need to buy those DVDs when every one of them can be watched for free?
Originally posted by adam_zapple
Originally posted by SPreston
posted by rush969
The only thing I would like to add at this time is this:
"Selling DVDs on the internet must be a pretty good business".
So? Why would anybody need to buy those DVDs when every one of them can be watched for free?
Conversely...why would anyone need to sell these on DVD when "every one of them can be watched for free?
[edit on 22-1-2009 by adam_zapple]