You forgot gravity.Pretty sure the official story is that two huge planes full of people and fuel flying into the buildings at a few hundred MPH made them fall, and I absolutely agree that that's the case.
You forgot gravity.Pretty sure the official story is that two huge planes full of people and fuel flying into the buildings at a few hundred MPH made them fall, and I absolutely agree that that's the case.
I guess you have enough love for Big Brother to believe that 2+2=5. Good for you.Pretty sure the official story is that two huge planes full of people and fuel flying into the buildings at a few hundred MPH made them fall, and I absolutely agree that that's the case.
Actually there's just the BS you either soak up or make up.I guess you have enough love for Big Brother to believe that 2+2=5. Good for you.
I don't disagree that the twin towers were hit by planes, but there is a lot more to the story than that. However, as pointed out by MikeD, none of us here are really qualified to work through the science, and it is well understood that we haven't been told the whole story, so all that needs to happen is for me to come to accept that 2+2=5 and this matter can be put to rest for me personally.
Yeah, I'm much more inclined to believe the 2+2=83 that is the alternative offered up by unqualified internet yahoos.I guess you have enough love for Big Brother to believe that 2+2=5.
I thought we determined that you were unqualified to call BS on the matter.Actually there's just the BS you either soak up or make up.
But surely you don't accept the 9/11 Commission Report as gospel. Even some of the commissioners have said it is inaccurate.Yeah, I'm much more inclined to believe the 2+2=83 that is the alternative offered up by unqualified internet yahoos.
Rick, you stated you lost loved ones that day. Any chance this is your grieving mechanism, refusing to accept that something just this bad could strike just this close to you. Always seeking the final, final, final true answer. Would you know even if you got the "real" answer? Will it bring anyone back or undo what has been done?But surely you don't accept the 9/11 Commission Report as gospel. Even some of the commissioners have said it is inaccurate.
I don't think so. I am a science guy, and there is much available evidence that cannot be explained by the official theory.Rick, you stated you lost loved ones that day. Any chance this is your grieving mechanism, refusing to accept that something just this bad could strike just this close to you. Always seeking the final, final, final true answer.
I'm not sure if I would know the real answer on sight, but I know it would be one that would withstand scientific testing. No, it wouldn't bring anyone back, but it might help us recognize how we were misled into an unnecessary war so that future generations might not have to go through the same waste of money and lives we are experiencing today.Would you know even if you got the "real" answer? Will it bring anyone back or undo what has been done?
I'm still waiting for this evidence. The official story does not provide a reasonable explanation. There are too many holes and inconsistencies to be accepted as truth. Even if I accept that everything man does is imperfect, it's tough to believe they did the best job they could at telling the truth when 9-11 commissioners and senators and and many, many more state that 9-11 commission report is a cover-up and/or a lie.Reasonable questioning is healthy, sooner or later, in the face of evidence, it becomes paranoia..
Keep pulling the sweater. Eventually the whole thing will unravel.
What a joke. You say you're a science guy, and that you simply "presented hypotheses," but what you're presenting is clearly pseudo-science, since you're obviously operating under the assumption that there's this grand cover-up, and that the blatantly obvious, simply cannot be. Wasting your time trying to disprove reality is not science pal. Science involves DATA.Also, I find the "make up" comment insulting. All I have ever done is raised questions and presented hypotheses. Please provide evidence of where I stated I knew what happened.
As a chemist, I appreciate your proper understanding of that term.You're more of a wannabe alchemist than any kind of scientist, my man. You KNOW you can turn lead into gold...it's just a matter of HOW, dammit! HOW??!
This is where your complete lack of understanding of scientific methodology shows.You don't just get to present completely unfounded hypotheses and expect people to take you seriously...
fixed it for ya.People once thought there was a guy in a cave named Bin Ladin, who ordered the crashing of huge planes into buildings, because they were too stupid to understand where terror came from. I'm sure that's written in the 9/11 Commission Report somewhere, so I believe that too.
Credibility has nothing to do with it. Scientific conclusions are based on repeatable observations and it doesn't matter who does the testing. Something becomes scientific fact when ANYONE can repeat the test and get the same results. It does not matter who they are.... there's this issue of credibility. Maybe the highly credible Charlie Sheen will lend you some of his.
And I believe you capably countered this statement. I accept your position. It does make sense that the perps would not be listed as victims. If I were to bring up this issue again (and I will not), please feel free to state that this has already been disproven.Nor should you present ridiculous statements such as "the hijackers weren't on the manifest" as fact when, in fact, they were on the manifests...only manipulative parsing of the fact that the hijackers didn't appear in a media-presented list of victims makes it seem to the gerbil-brained that they were not.
You're clearly incapable of even filtering information, much less analyzing it.
I do lots of reading on this topic and I know not everything is true. I appreciate your common sense and factual corrections. It helps me better understand what happened.Like Burly said, despite the occasional reasonable-sounding apology (meant in the Greek sense), you just dig into a giant pile of Internet ****, sling it against the wall, and hope something sticks.
Wanna hear something really crazy? This is possible. All any element is made from is protons, neutrons, and electrons. Get the right number of each to bond together and you can create any element you want. It's that dammned how part that is so tricky.You're more of a wannabe alchemist than any kind of scientist, my man. You KNOW you can turn lead into gold...it's just a matter of HOW, dammit! HOW??!
Like when the scientist working for tobacco companies told us smoking isn't bad for us, it's actually healthful.Credibility has nothing to do with it. Scientific conclusions are based on repeatable observations and it doesn't matter who does the testing. Something becomes scientific fact when ANYONE can repeat the test and get the same results. It does not matter who they are.
This is where your complete lack of understanding of scientific methodology shows.
A hypothesis is no more than a theory. It is not a conclusion. To reach a conclusion requires an experiment. It requires a test and a control. I have never presented conclusions. All I have said is that there are things that should be tested. That there are things that the official story doesn't appear to explain.
hypothesisBuddy, you've got a lot to learn before you tell me I dont understand scientific methodology... I mean "a hypothesis is no more than a theory" is about the most retarded statement I've ever heard. Honestly, you couldn't've demonstrated a lack of knowing WTF you're talking about any way better than by actually typing that.
Edit: Sorry for the insult.
Like when the scientist working for tobacco companies told us smoking isn't bad for us, it's actually healthful.
Evolution is a theory. The big bang is a theory. They are not facts. A hypothesis really is equivalent to a theory. Hypotheses must be tested and only when repeatable results are obtained do they become accepted as fact.Rick, a "hypothesis" is really nothing more than an educated guess. It is not equivalent to a theory.
I don't recall ever claiming to be an expert.And the credibility issue comes in when you, in the past, have presented information in such manner as to appear an expert, only to quickly be discredited.
My personal value is not tied into my understanding of the matter. When I learn that something I believed is incorrect, I am in no way humiliated. I do learn from it. I become better and stronger as a result.You steadfastly defend whatever BS you put forward until you're utterly humiliated, and then say "Im learning."
What I do know is that I don't know why. I've yet to hear an acceptable explanation, and the people in charge of providing the explanation we are supposed to believe have stated themselves that it is incorrect. As such, it seems crazy to me to accept this as fact.Scientists actually know WTF they're talking about, or they learn that they don't quickly...
While the two are very similar, they are most definitely NOT equivalent.Evolution is a theory. The big bang is a theory. They are not facts. A hypothesis really is equivalent to a theory. Hypotheses must be tested and only when repeatable results are obtained do they become accepted as fact.
Again you attempt to argue authoritatively when you couldn't be more incorrect. Follow your own link and learn something, Im done correcting you.Evolution is a theory. The big bang is a theory. They are not facts. A hypothesis really is equivalent to a theory. Hypotheses must be tested and only when repeatable results are obtained do they become accepted as fact.
While the two are very similar, they are most definitely NOT equivalent.
A hypothesis is an educated guess about the outcome of something that can be tested. It is speculation as what the outcome will be of a certain event or series of events with a certain set of parameters.
A theory is fundamentally a conclusion reached by compiling observations, test results, and other known facts. Its kinda like a conclusion, but it is a compilation of facts and evidence from a large number of tests and observations.
theory (countable and uncountable; plural theories)
1. (countable) An unproven conjecture.
I have a theory about who broke into the school last night, but I have no proof to back it up.
I think your article does a great job of explaining it:Uh, RR, did you take ANY science classes in college that talked about scientific theory?
http://chemistry.about.com/od/chemistry101/a/lawtheory.htm
So please don't claim I have presented my questions as facts.Is this theory a fact? No.
Are you missing the last line of the piece?I think your article does a great job of explaining it:
So please don't claim I have presented my questions as facts.
Theory does NOT equal Hypothesis. You've listed hypotheses and claimed it's as good as scientific theory, and it's not.What is important is to realize they don't all mean the same thing and cannot be used interchangeably.
No. I did not miss that. Did you miss this?Are you missing the last line of the piece?
My personal discipline is none. I am not a scientist. I am not a science major. I am a layperson. By saying I am a sciencey kind of guy I mean that I believe in scientific methodologies....the definitions ... of these words can vary slightly depending on the scientific discipline.
You're serious. This is the funny part. How many other skyscrapers have been rammed by jet aircraft?? Repeatable?!On 9/11 3 buildings collapsed but only 2 were hit by planes. That is unusual. When looking at this event in the context of the fact that no steel framed building has ever collapsed due to fire before or since, one must ask, why is what happened on this day not repeatable? What is different about this situation that caused these unrepeatable results?
gwb would be proud in his ability...Quit moving the goalposts.
Does it have to be a jet?You're serious. This is the funny part. How many other skyscrapers have been rammed by jet aircraft?? Repeatable?!
Rick, you might what to reread what I stated...
While the two are very similar, they are most definitely NOT equivalent.
A hypothesis is an educated guess about the outcome of something that can be tested. It is speculation as what the outcome will be of a certain event or series of events with a certain set of parameters.
A theory is fundamentally a conclusion reached by compiling observations, test results, and other known facts. Its kinda like a conclusion, but it is a compilation of facts and evidence from a large number of tests and observations.
My personal discipline is none. I am not a scientist. I am not a science major. I am a layperson. By saying I am a sciencey kind of guy I mean that I believe in scientific methodologies.
My point of all of this is that a hypothesis and a theory are similar in that they not a facts. Perhaps the official definition of the two terms is a bit more stringent, but in either case, they are no more than unproven ideas.
Again, you're not kidding. That's why it's so sad, but so, so funny.Does it have to be a jet?
The Plane That Crashed Into the Empire State Building
Plane Crash Kills 115 In Iran
Does it have to be a jet?
The Plane That Crashed Into the Empire State Building
Plane Crash Kills 115 In Iran
That's just a theory.The jets hitting the WTC had approximately 100 times the kinetic energy of a B-25. To put it in other term the B-25 hitting the Empire state building was like a motorcycle hitting your house at 40 MPH compared to a Ford Explorer hitting your house at 80 MPH.