Re: movie shown at DECOI2006

On 8/24/06, Kirby Urner <[email protected]> wrote:
> ...I think your choice of music for
> the pilot was excellent, even optimal.

thanks, i thought so too.  it's unfortunate that we have to live in
fear of litigation.

> > i'm definitely going to try upload to GV when i'm sure about being
> > able to publish it.  in the summer i watched a bunch of GV, including
> > a documentary on the WTC controlled demolition.
>
> I haven't yet been talked out of the standard model of how the heat
> translated into top-down pancaking of a kind unforeseen by the original
> designers.  The floors were like elastic intervals, with the heat changing
> the lengths enough to decouple them from the supporting outer shell (the
> vertical sides of the towers).

didn't it strike you as unusual that the buildings collapsed at
freefall velocity, and that burning kerosene (900C) melted steel core
(2700-2800C)?  have you seen the little tufts of smoke out the sides
as it was falling?

i know that the implications would be very hard to swallow, but that's
not unusual.  how about the american military dropping white
phosphorous on Fallujah?  what was chemical warfare again?

> I'm not on the conspiracy/cover-up bandwagon at this time.

calling it a bandwagon is somewhat deprecatory, isn't it?

> Here's what I take to be a good summary of the standard model:
> http://www.tms.org/pubs/journals/JOM/0112/Eagar/Eagar-0112.html
>
> (I've also studied the literature re the infamous Building 7).

and what did you find?  did it legitimately collapse as a result of
the aircraft impact?

> I've blogged about my having your vid on my iPod here:
> http://worldgame.blogspot.com/2006/08/darwin-home.html

cool!  good to see you're blogging.  in the picture you look like Mr.
Incredible.

-- 
Gerald de Jong
[email protected]
http://www.darwinathome.org

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