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I can figure out the obvious from the fact that skyscrapers must hold themselves up.
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by psikeyhackr
How is it you can figure things out without data but no one else can? Are you smarter than everyone else?
I can figure out the obvious from the fact that skyscrapers must hold themselves up.
So the data is not required to figure out how the buildings collapsed, correct? Then why do you insist that everyone else needs data that you don't?
Originally posted by psikeyhackr
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And steel conducts so the heat would be conducted away.
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Originally posted by psikeyhackr
But there had to be enough steel on the 81st level of the south tower to support another 29 stories.
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Originally posted by Joey Canoli
Damn near everything contains sulfur. Anything plastic/synthetic will most likelt made from petroleum, which contains sulfur. Drywall contains sulfur.
You didn't watch the video of Professional Engineer Jonathan Cole. He burned all of that stuff with steel. He let it burn all day and night. No signs of sulfur were found on the steel.
His tests also confirmed that the use of thermitic materials on steel turned the steel into exactly what FEMA found in their metallurgical analysis, both physically and chemically.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
Stupid truthers
And do you think anyone will take anything you say seriously with your childish ad-hominem attacks? Perhaps you missed this:
Originally posted by SkepticOverlord:
Source
if you're unable to communicate these issues in a deserving manner, then you are not concerned about the issues at all, you're simply entertaining yourself through insults and you're not welcome here.
If you can't discuss this topic like an adult, then stop wasting forum space and bandwidth. Nobody likes to see kindergarteners calling others childish names.