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Originally posted by wmd_2008
ON YOUR FLAWED MODEL mass drops on tubes NOT ,inside a tube, after each floor fails MORE mass is added in the WTC collapse!
Originally posted by Varemia
reply to post by psikeyhackr
So let me get this straight. You make a model, knowing full well that it does not model the type of collapse that the towers underwent, and then you claim that it is proof that the towers couldn't have collapsed. You are called out on the fact that it doesn't model it, and so you rant about how no one else has modeled it?
You can't draw an argument from lack of models. The trade center has been modeled plenty of times, but the thing is, people use COMPUTERS now. Computers offer far more accurate models because they are not hindered by the scale rule. If you check youtube, you can find a number of people who have been and continue to model the trade center collapses. Eventually, they'll get the numbers crunched correctly, and you'll be wrong or something.
Originally posted by psikeyhackr
I already explained how gravity could be scaled with a centrifuge but that it would be useless because it would increase the static load which would mean stronger supports anyway so the effect would cancel.
People just need to come up with excuses for why they can't build a physical model that will completely collapse to cover up the fact that it is impossible.
The concept of consensus must deal with the fact that 75% of the population scores below 111 on IQ tests.
And then can't explain how it came down in less than 26 seconds.
psik
Originally posted by psikeyhackr
But if we do not know the strength of the 200 connections
relative to the weight of the floor assembly then how can anyone build a tube-in-tube model?
Oh yeah, we don't even know the weight of the trusses and floor pans relative to the weight of the 600 ton concrete slab
Originally posted by psikeyhackr
Garbage In, Garbage Out
Computers are just another way to lie to people who can't figure out the physics.
psik
Originally posted by Fluffaluffagous
Originally posted by psikeyhackr
Garbage In, Garbage Out
Computers are just another way to lie to people who can't figure out the physics.
psik
Yep.
This describes your Python program perfectly.
Fortunately, the only person you have fooled, and made a fool of, is yourself.
Originally posted by psikeyhackr
The why did exponent duplicate the concept and come up with pretty much the same number? 12 seconds.
The nice thing about it is that it is so simple only complete idiots cannot understand it and duplicate it. But the the Conservation of Momentum is too difficult for some people. What, no explanation for why the columns did not move in the Purdue simulation?
Oh yeah, COMPUTER MODELS do calculations in order to pretend to do physics. Real physical models have to actually do physics. But computers have to have correct data to plug into the equations. So why can't the NIST even specify the total amount of concrete in the towers in TEN YEARS? Why don't we have the total weight os ate trusses and floor pans? Why don't the columns in Purdue's computer simulation move when the NIST has empirical data indicating that the south tower deflected 15 inches.
Garbage In, Garbage Out
Computers are just another way to lie to people who can't figure out the physics.
Originally posted by esdad71
]reply to post by psikeyhackr
Oh yeah, COMPUTER MODELS do calculations in order to pretend to do physics. Real physical models have to actually do physics. But computers have to have correct data to plug into the equations. So why can't the NIST even specify the total amount of concrete in the towers in TEN YEARS? Why don't we have the total weight os ate trusses and floor pans? Why don't the columns in Purdue's computer simulation move when the NIST has empirical data indicating that the south tower deflected 15 inches.
Garbage In, Garbage Out
Computers are just another way to lie to people who can't figure out the physics.
Pretend Physics. Really? How do you think anything is built and tested. With computers. I am pretty sure they did not use washers and fishing line to make sure the Burj Khalifa would stand. Did they build one and then destroy it?You claims are starting to now sound extremely ignorant and self confessing you cannot do it yourself just makes it worse.
Originally posted by exponent
Originally posted by psikeyhackr
The why did exponent duplicate the concept and come up with pretty much the same number? 12 seconds.
Because your code was so bad I reimplemented it. It doesn't provide any evidence towards your 26 second claim, or the myriad of bizarre claims you make.
Originally posted by exponent
The nice thing about it is that it is so simple only complete idiots cannot understand it and duplicate it. But the the Conservation of Momentum is too difficult for some people. What, no explanation for why the columns did not move in the Purdue simulation?
Perhaps the camera was fixed to them?
Originally posted by mirageman
Simply because - if explosives had been used and planted by agents of the US government then surely this would be accounted for and blamed on Al Qaeda by the conspirators as part of the cover up just as the hijacked airliners were.
Originally posted by ANOK
Originally posted by mirageman
Simply because - if explosives had been used and planted by agents of the US government then surely this would be accounted for and blamed on Al Qaeda by the conspirators as part of the cover up just as the hijacked airliners were.
They didn't even search for evidence of explosives.
Can you explain how sagging trusses could put a pulling force on the massive 4" thick box columns?
Originally posted by ANOK
Can you explain how sagging trusses could put a pulling force on the massive 1/4" thick box columns?
Originally posted by ANOK
the massive 4" thick box columns?
Originally posted by psikeyhackr
But all of a sudden when everyone is supposed to believe that an airliner less than 200 tons and 34 tons of fuel and less than two hours of fire can totally destroy buildings 2000 times the mass of the planes, physical models which cannot avoid doing REAL PHYSICS do not matter any more.
psik
Originally posted by Fluffaluffagous
Originally posted by psikeyhackr
But all of a sudden when everyone is supposed to believe that an airliner less than 200 tons and 34 tons of fuel and less than two hours of fire can totally destroy buildings 2000 times the mass of the planes, physical models which cannot avoid doing REAL PHYSICS do not matter any more.
psik
Nope.
Uneducated idiots believe that this is a legit question, but the eductaed realize this is a strawman.
Oh, and trolls might ask it.
But thetruth is, that the plane impacts and fires actually destroyed very liottle.
The impacts destroyed some ext and core columns.
the fires heated steel to the point that loads were shifted, etc. The fires didn't physically destroy anything structural.
gravity is responsible for the physical destruction.
Originally posted by psikeyhackr
Sure, CLAIM things while not being able to specify the quantity of steel in the vicinity to be able to explain how that much steel had to be heated enough in less than two hours.
CLAIM to be educated while exhibiting obvious ignorance. And Urich admitted that he was interpolating. And where is the horizontal steel in the core specified?
psik