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In reply to the discussion: 9/11 Physics: "You Can't Use Common Sense" [View all]William Seger
(11,050 posts)9. The comparison is ludicrous
... and you completely ignored my reasons for saying that. An example? If your imaginary physics were valid, then this would be impossible:
Verinage demolitions work without explosives by simply dropping the top of the building onto the bottom. Obviously, your imaginary physics don't explain the real world.
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"I'm about to give some of these 9/11 truther dumb-asses a little bit of a lesson"
William Seger
Nov 2014
#4
" because walls are not built strong enough to bear the buildings above them at a crazy wrong angle"
wildbilln864
Jan 2015
#42
Exactly: the idea that WTC should topple over in one piece like a 2x4 is silly but ....
rewinn
Jan 2015
#52
No, as that paper explains repeatedly, calculations of the real life physical process were not done.
eomer
Nov 2014
#21