Define "few". Could you give us a range?Assuming that's sarcasm, I would just ask as a final question to Noah:
Could the towers have collapsed with just a few strategically placed bombs on 2 or 3 consecutive upper floors? If not, why not?
Define "few". Could you give us a range?Assuming that's sarcasm, I would just ask as a final question to Noah:
Could the towers have collapsed with just a few strategically placed bombs on 2 or 3 consecutive upper floors? If not, why not?
Said explosives would have to be durable enough to take the plane impact and an hour of fire, which means they would be conspicuous enough to be noticed, and durable enough to show up in the rubble.You had better be careful because you're saying it should be technically possible to reenact on a scale model using a computer model to calculate where the explosives had to be placed. That would be heresy.
Says the man who wanted two sentences before he would accept a single two-digit number.I can think of two reasons why bedunkers are often so loathe to explain their theories using plain, concise language
The funny thing is that he transparently sets up these "gotchas" by loading his questions, yet when everyone sidesteps them, he says we're the ones being intellectually dishonest.He was answering your question asking could the towers have collapsed with just a few strategically placed bombs on 2 or 3 consecutive upper floors? If not, why not?
Since the collapse started on the exact floors where the planes crashed AND the exact floors where the fires raged for an hour, NO, any explosives that had been previously put in those locations would no longer be operable.
His OP question is designed to try to establish this amount. If X amount could be heard but Y could not than he can state Y amount could have been used. Skipping over the obvious answer that none was needed.Define "few". Could you give us a range?
Says the man who wanted two sentences before he would accept a single two-digit number.
Interesting, because we still haven't been able to determine here whether a few explosives placed along the inner core of a half-kilometre tall building which is furnished and occupied would really sound like the detonation charges you hear in shorter, emptied-out buildings, or if they would sound like the explosions that people heard.
Wrong.
I would have accepted the two-digit number, too. It apparently was beneath you all to provide it until Grizzly finally coughed it up.
If you want an honest answer to your OP you need to give a base-line of existing conditions. I don't think you're a "no-planer" so can we assume the plane damage was done and the buildings were on fire?
It would be helpful if you answered with more than a "yes". Why don't you be honest and speculate as to how much explosives would be needed and state your reasons for this belief.
Let's start here and see if we can get through your question. You ignoring this will obviously show you have no interest in the OP.
You're up.
In fact, at one point, I posted 3 links.
You fail to offer a question to answer. What is the baseline condition?Posting a link is not answering the question. You post a link to back up your answer to the question. Don't make others do your research for you.
Bedunkers, none of this should be difficult: State what you want to state plainly, in words, and back it up with facts. It's only difficult if you are trying to hedge the answer in conditions and exceptions.
I would have accepted the two-digit number, too. It apparently was beneath you all to provide it until Grizzly finally coughed it up.
Posting a link is not answering the question. You post a link to back up your answer to the question. Don't make others do your research for you.In fact, at one point, I posted 3 links.
Bedunkers, none of this should be difficult: State what you want to state plainly, in words, and back it up with facts. It's only difficult if you are trying to hedge the answer in conditions and exceptions.
What you call "conditions and exceptions" are what we call "context", which is a vital consideration in any claim. Your repeated attempts to load questions and quote-mine are quite transparently dishonest.You specifically requested it be presented in a two-sentence form, after you rejected links with the number, from Grizz.
In fact, at one point, I posted 3 links. The first one had the number. You said you tried two of my links, they didn't have the number, and so you didn't bother with the third. Either you can't spend a few seconds reading a single paragraph on a Wikipedia page, you went with the second and third links for no reason, you are accessing a different version of reality from everyone, or you're a liar. I really don't care which.
until Grizzly finally coughed it up
Boy, that was a fast backpedal. Also, you're quote-mining.

So, why is it you ask us to answer questions about an OP that you have no interest in finding a thoughtfully answer.![]()
Quoting something you just said above is now "quote mining"...
No explosives were heard. What will you do with your failed delusion?... If the perimeter columns merely needed to be cut up so they can peel off in the manner we see, then incendiaries could do that job. But to sink the core would probably require explosives - maybe not typical of typical CD, but explosions that were indeed heard by witnesses.
Posting a link is not answering the question. You post a link to back up your answer to the question. Don't make others do your research for you.
Bedunkers, none of this should be difficult: State what you want to state plainly, in words, and back it up with facts. It's only difficult if you are trying to hedge the answer in conditions and exceptions.