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Originally posted by pteridine
The concept of disproving a theory is what has confused you. The idea is to prove a theory with evidence. If we ask you to disprove the theory that magic was responsible, you cannot do it because we can counter every argument you make with "special magic."
Look up logical fallacies.
Originally posted by JohnJasper
pteridine - you need to get a grip on your fallacies! The idea is to test a theory to confirm it or prove it incorrect. You can confirm it til you're blue in the face but all it takes is one solid proof that it's incorrect and your theory's disproved.
Of course, the 911 Commission didn't see their OS as a theory so didn't spend any time testing it's validity.
Originally posted by Stewie
Once again, we have "badgering" and denial by the same old, same olds, over......
nothing.
"...ask any scientist...."
"...no one has ever disproven..."
Molten Steel and 9/11. The existence and implications of molten steel in "the pile". I believe that IS the topic.
Was it there? Yes.
It has not been "disproven", I would say it has been proven.
"Any scientist" would probably agree, but the same old, same olds here are not looking for answers, are you?
Originally posted by Varemia
Care to explain how the molten metal disproves anything in the OS? I haven't seen it done yet. What's been disproven is the "pools" of molten metal, as if there was some kind of magma chamber created within the rubble of the trade centers. What has been proven is that underground rubble fires can get to temperatures high enough to melt steel over time. Thermite has also been proven to be able to react under that kind of heat with the materials already present.
Originally posted by micpsi
Willing to accept the presence of thermite but unwilling to accept the existence of pools of molten steel?
Explain yourself, please. You cannot eat your cake and have it.
Originally posted by Stewie
reply to post by micpsi
I just have to say, anyone that believes two planes can destroy an entire complex of buildings is not worth arguing with.
I mean, how can you?
Originally posted by Stewie
reply to post by micpsi
I just have to say, anyone that believes two planes can destroy an entire complex of buildings is not worth arguing with.
I mean, how can you?
Originally posted by Stewie
Guys, guys, come on! The world is waking up, get a clue.
The O.S. is like the Holy Bible (or in this case, the Koran), you go ahead an preach your faith. Watch out for those Muslim devils you create in your head, they can mess with your brain.
I will stick with truth and integrity, while you applaud ignorance and deceit.
Originally posted by VirginiaRisesYetAgain
reply to post by Whyhi
You said I, and millions of others, are "nutjobs."
Originally posted by exponent
Originally posted by Stewie
reply to post by micpsi
I just have to say, anyone that believes two planes can destroy an entire complex of buildings is not worth arguing with.
I mean, how can you?
You can read the reports, read the eyewitness accounts, read books on engineering, and understand the process that caused it.
Even without doing that, the idea that planes are incapable of destroying buildings is pretty bizarre. These are huge flying bombs, travelling at hundreds of miles per hour. What exactly would stop them from destroying a whole complex?
Originally posted by exponent
Originally posted by JohnJasper
pteridine - you need to get a grip on your fallacies! The idea is to test a theory to confirm it or prove it incorrect. You can confirm it til you're blue in the face but all it takes is one solid proof that it's incorrect and your theory's disproved.
No it doesn't, talk to any actual scientist. Of course, if they can repeat an experiment and it definitely contradicts the theory, then something is wrong with the theory. Not everything, just something. Sometimes theories are disproven entirely and restarted from scratch, but often it's as simple as accounting for a phenomena that was unexpected.
Of course, the 911 Commission didn't see their OS as a theory so didn't spend any time testing it's validity.
When people make comments like this it exposes their ignorance. Have you ever even read the commission report? What theory exactly didn't they test? It's a reference work, a compilation of the various other reports and investigations that were carried out.
Originally posted by Varemia
reply to post by JohnJasper
Yes they did. Where has any 9/11 truther proved with a solid piece of evidence that their conclusions were false?
Originally posted by JohnJasper
reply to post by Varemia
Originally posted by Varemia
reply to post by JohnJasper
Yes they did. Where has any 9/11 truther proved with a solid piece of evidence that their conclusions were false?
Millions (no billions) have witnessed the solid proof provided by OS debunkers around the world and are now on board with the push to get an independent inquiry. However, my favourite is David Ray Griffin in Debunking 9/11 Debunking - Let's Get Empirical ...