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Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by AwakeinNM
You skipped science class, didn't you, hooper?
No, I skipped pseudo-homemade-make it up as you go along-close enough science class. That's why I have such a tough understanding these conspiracy fantasies.
Originally posted by AwakeinNM
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by AwakeinNM
You skipped science class, didn't you, hooper?
No, I skipped pseudo-homemade-make it up as you go along-close enough science class. That's why I have such a tough understanding these conspiracy fantasies.
You mean "pseudo-homemade-make it up as you go along-close enough science" as differentiated from "actual science that doesn't align with your belief system" science?
Originally posted by Kester
reply to post by intrptr
And I was just about to say it looked like concrete made with slag as one of the ingredients.
The fuzzy message people who aren't paying close attention hear is just 'intensely hot fires' which is unconsciously transferred to the 'collapse caused by intensely hot fires' message. When I first tried to talk to people about the WTC issue I'm sure they were recalling the endless reruns of the initial fireballs and the childish part of their minds was saying, 'big fireball, lots of fire, weakening of steel possible' regardless of the location or duration of the fireball.
Originally posted by septic
What exactly is your point? Are you saying the office furniture is what caused the concrete in WTC6 to melt, or are you saying the claims of kerosene running down elevator shafts and blowing out the elevator doors aren't factual? What do you think caused the steel of the towers to collapse on themselves if it wasn't the kerosene?
Originally posted by hooper
Originally posted by AwakeinNM
Originally posted by hooper
reply to post by AwakeinNM
You skipped science class, didn't you, hooper?
No, I skipped pseudo-homemade-make it up as you go along-close enough science class. That's why I have such a tough understanding these conspiracy fantasies.
You mean "pseudo-homemade-make it up as you go along-close enough science" as differentiated from "actual science that doesn't align with your belief system" science?
No, no...I skipped the class on pseudo conspiracy science. I am not as familiar as I should be with the scientific method wherein you contrive a theory that satisfies your world view and then go looking for "evidence" to support your theory.
Originally posted by GenRadek
Originally posted by septic
What exactly is your point? Are you saying the office furniture is what caused the concrete in WTC6 to melt, or are you saying the claims of kerosene running down elevator shafts and blowing out the elevator doors aren't factual? What do you think caused the steel of the towers to collapse on themselves if it wasn't the kerosene?
I can see that are very far behind on facts with regards to what an office fire is and fire safety issues in tall structures.
I thought it was clear that the jet fuel is what STARTED the fires, and then office fires continued. The fires from the burning office contents are what did it in. Including the burning airliner inside.
Originally posted by GenRadek
Originally posted by septic
What exactly is your point? Are you saying the office furniture is what caused the concrete in WTC6 to melt, or are you saying the claims of kerosene running down elevator shafts and blowing out the elevator doors aren't factual? What do you think caused the steel of the towers to collapse on themselves if it wasn't the kerosene?
I can see that are very far behind on facts with regards to what an office fire is and fire safety issues in tall structures.
I thought it was clear that the jet fuel is what STARTED the fires, and then office fires continued. The fires from the burning office contents are what did it in. Including the burning airliner inside.
Originally posted by TrueAmerican
Originally posted by septic
Their guns encased in concrete are evidence someone dumped a couple firearms in the wet concrete of the WTC at the time of construction.
Yeah right. The WTC opened in 1973. And the initial phases of construction started in 1966, and that would be about the time the concrete was poured. So are those weapons from police officers in 1966-68?
So back in the late 60's, they were preparing for 9/11.
Now come on man, truthers have it bad enough without this kind of cheese.
Originally posted by Kester
reply to post by intrptr
And I was just about to say it looked like concrete made with slag as one of the ingredients.
The fuzzy message people who aren't paying close attention hear is just 'intensely hot fires' which is unconsciously transferred to the 'collapse caused by intensely hot fires' message. When I first tried to talk to people about the WTC issue I'm sure they were recalling the endless reruns of the initial fireballs and the childish part of their minds was saying, 'big fireball, lots of fire, weakening of steel possible' regardless of the location or duration of the fireball.
Originally posted by TrueAmerican
So back in the late 60's, they were preparing for 9/11.
Now come on man, truthers have it bad enough without this kind of cheese.
It still doesn't change the FACT that concrete does not melt and become 'lava' or anything 'like lava' before steel melts. Science.
Originally posted by septic
reply to post by Alfie1
The exhibit supports the "hot fires" lie, need I make it any more clear? If the fires were really, really hot, hot enough to melt concrete, the simpleton sheep crowd will think they were hot enough to melt steel.
Geddit?
Originally posted by esdad71
What would you expect those materials to look after those buildings fell. Washers and twine?
Dawkins says. But for about two and a half months after the attacks, in addition to its regular duties, NYDS played a major role in debris removal — everything from molten steel beams to human remains
"Fires are still actively burning and the smoke is very intense," reports Alison Geyh, PhD. "In some pockets now being uncovered, they are finding molten steel."