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Originally posted by TrickoftheShade
reply to post by slugger9787
People tend to die. It does happen.
In the case of Jennings it's unfortunate but hardly suspicious. And if they're busy knocking off everybody then why is Kurt Sonnenfeld still alive? Why are Richard Gage and Craig Ranke and Rob Balsamo, with their dangerous insight into the truth, allowed to carry on?
Originally posted by Ciphor
Before this goes any further stop all thought process and think about this.
My point is not to debate the points, it's to debate the choice in points.
This is a war patriots. A war on our minds. Hate to coin alex here because the guys a fear monger, but an information war is fitting.
Now riddle your head with this. If this is a war then it has weapons. What weapons are you bringing to the battlefield today? When I go to war I would bring only with me weapons that ensure my survival and have the best chance at defeating my opponents. Why then do we keep bring flimsy weapons that can be easily fought off when you have a stack of strong superior weapons available?
To put it in other words, why are you leaving the freshly cleaned M16 on the ground and picking up a rusted 6 shooter? Just toss that rusty 6 shooter aside, pick up your M16 and shoot them till they are dead. Don't think because your first 10 shots only wounded them that you need to switch weapons, stay the course. Your M16 will win in the long run vs their sword. And believe me friends, they only have swords vs your long ranged rifle, you will win the battle in time.
We spent our entire lives being trained to think the wrong way.
Never underestimate, your enemy or yourself =)
edit on 17-9-2010 by Ciphor because: Why do I have to explain my edit?
Originally posted by bsbray11
Originally posted by Ciphor
It is indeed a neat optical illusion. However it is just that, an optical illusion.
And what's that supposed to mean? It doesn't exist? Really?
I've had psychology classes, this stuff is taught in psychology, it is really more like biology, it is a fact of our physiology and the way our eyes interpret data.
I am telling you, the introduction of sunlight diminishes the effect produced by the glowing, as compared to when it's in the dark. Just think about it for a second. It's really not that hard to see why this would be the case, no pun intended.
Originally posted by SpaceMonkeys
The "molten steel" image is a fake:
Fake:
Original:
notice how the firefighters are in the exact same positions.
Originally posted by Ciphor
of course it exists. My point was however that it can only exist under specific conditions. The optical illusion you have shown does not occur naturally very often. If you have an example of that occurring naturally I am willing to debate it with you
I agree, sunlight diminishes the effect of the glow produced by the heat.
Now that we agree, let's move on and determine to what *degree, it diminishes. I think when you bring the topic into this realm you will realize what I already have... it is a fruitless debate.
Originally posted by waypastvne
reply to post by reeferman
I have not confused anything that is definitely glowing tungsten not molten steel.
Originally posted by Ciphor
Originally posted by SpaceMonkeys
The "molten steel" image is a fake:
Fake:
Original:
What alternative do you suggest??
second line
notice how the firefighters are in the exact same positions.
EXACTLY why using images off the web as evidence is such a horrible idea.
Originally posted by wcitizen
Can someone please tell me where I can find the evidence that there was molten metal. I know it seems widely acknowleldged that there was molten metal, but I would really like to know what the source of that information is. If anyone could post it I'd really appreciate it. Thanks.
Originally posted by wcitizen
Can someone please tell me where I can find the evidence that there was molten metal. I know it seems widely acknowleldged that there was molten metal, but I would really like to know what the source of that information is. If anyone could post it I'd really appreciate it. Thanks.
Evidence of a severe high temperature corrosion attack on the steel, including oxidation and sulfidation with subsequent intragranular melting, was readily visible in the near-surface microstructure. A liquid eutectic mixture containing primarily iron, oxygen, and sulfur formed during this hot corrosion attack on the steel. This sulfur-rich liquid penetrated preferentially down grain boundaries of the steel, severely weakening the beam and making it susceptible to erosion. The eutectic temperature for this mixture strongly suggests that the temperatures in this region of the steel beam approached 1,000 °C (1,800 °F), which is substantially lower than would be expected for melting this steel.
“A one-inch column has been reduced to half-inch thickness. Its edges–which are curled like a paper scroll–have been thinned to almost razor sharpness. Gaping holes–some larger than a silver dollar–let light shine through a formerly solid steel flange. This Swiss cheese appearance shocked all of the fire-wise professors, who expected to see distortion and bending–but not holes.”
Originally posted by VitriolAndAngst
>> There seems to be a lot of "grasping" for some alternative to the OBVIOUS conclusion that it was molten steel. So how did the steel melt and how did anything get that hot?