This isn't about frustration. This is HILARIOUS!
People argue about this like it is religion. This is not about BELIEF. This is a physics problem.
I think ultimately it's about logic. The main problem with a fair amount of the physics is that it's not as easy to understand as you believe it to be. For this reason, most people see all that physics stuff as gobbledygook and move on.
The difference between physics in real life and physics in school or a book is that in real life you are not told what data is necessary to solve the problem. In a book they must always supply it. The only thing they can do is throw in irrelevant data to confuse the issue.
True. Personally, however, I think there's enough data now to solve the problem of what brought the WTC buildings down (controlled demolitions) and I'm not alone in this belief. Headspin and Tony seem to share it. This doesn't mean, ofcourse, that it wouldn't be nice to have more.
R. MacKey on JREF has told me I should read the entire NCSTAR1 report.
ROFLMAO
I knew the distribution of steel and concrete had to be important to analyzing what happened within a few days of 9/11.
Yes, but you knew something about the design of buildings even back then, didn't you? In any case, there are certainly a fair amount of architects and engineers who believe that 9/11 was an inside job as the site Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth site make clear.
I just noticed a few months ago that the WTC was destroyed 70 years after the Empire State Building was completed. So one of the grand daddy of skyscrapers outlasted its rival but for all of the skyscraper building experience in the last 77 years most of the people in the nation that put men on the Moon can't think to DEMAND TO KNOW the tons of steel on every level of the WTC.
This is far beyond ludicrous.
piskey, I think you really should realize something here. I'm a firm believer that 9/11 was an inside job. And yet even -I- don't seem to think that it's that important. Perhaps it would make things easier, but if the government wanted to make an investigation easier, they wouldn't have scrapped most of the steel before properly analyzing it either.
That was pretty good
. The implication in that video, however, is that there is already ample evidence that the official story doesn't hold water.
What kind of people are teaching physics in high school in that country?
I had no problem with my physics teacher. I think the main issue is that when you're in high school physics, you're not exactly learning all that much about buildings. My physics course certainly didn't cover any building structures and whether or not a plane would be able to get it to collapse at near free fall speed.
The man I had was somewhat of joke but I mostly ignored him. He was more interested in chess than physics. But if this had happened when I was taking the class I would have been all over him about this.
Well I'm a Canadian not an American, but personally, I remember high school as a place where the most important thing for me was rarely discussed- how to socialize better. I'm sure this type of issue was on the mind of many of my peers as well. I did alright in school and since when I learn things, I tend to learn things permanently, my math up to grade 11 advance/ grade 12 general (I just wanted to finish it at the ending) is fairly good. But we never applied this math to solving problems like what it would take to get a skyscraper to collapse at near free fall speed.
Here, physics is an optional course in high school, but I did take it. We did a few physics things but to tell you the honest truth, it didn't help much in figuring out whether or not the WTC buildings were taken down by controlled demolitions. That took reading a book from Jim Marrs on the subject. The one thing I had going for me is that it wasn't the first book from Jim Marrs that I'd read. Shortly after 9/11, I read his book "Rule by Secrecy", which talks about the types of secret societies that could have pulled something like 9/11 off. Only after having read that did I read his book "The War on Freedom", detailing many aspects of 9/11 that were definitely not covered in the mass media.
To tell you the truth, the physics aspect of things is something that still daunts me to some extent. However, I now get a fair amount more then I did when I started investigating all these issues and I think that I'm not alone in this forum when I say that.