That's not what I said, I said I hadn't watched it in its entirety, not that I had watched it period.
Ironic really.
This was your response to my saying that you hadn't watched the video. If you were not merely grasping at straws here, you would see that I am equating having watched five minutes and misconstruing, with a full 1:1200 of not watching. So this goes to my point that you have no interest in anything save appearing to be correct about absolutely everything.
I'm serious. Technicaly I only need to produce one photo of wreckage to disprove the hypothesis that there was none. Obviously you have some standard of evidence, some minimum requirement. I'm asking you what it is.
Really? One photo and the problem is all gone? I would ask if you are serious, but you have just said that you are. :shrug:
I cannot say precisely just now what my standard of evidence is, but I know it's more than some pasted internet photos that could be anything. And recall that I started out and have maintained no opinion either way about what the video purports. I only ask
about it. And I get no help from you because you feel free to draw conclusions based on having scoffed at five minutes of over 70 minutes of material. (And you misunderstood the five minutes you did see - I can safely say that because I have the context of the entire video)
Again with the gratuitous insults. When I criticize you, it is because I feel you are not doing your job, and I tell you why I think so. You're response has largely consisted of denial and name-calling. Nice work!
I asked you what you understood, not what the video had to say on it. Conservation of momentum predicts that much of the debris should have wound up inside the pentagon with some splashing back out. That's simple physics, and I'm fairly sure my view on that physics will remain unchanged even if I do watch the video.
Your physics may very well be sound, but physics and watching and understanding a 70-minute video are two different things. As usual you were showing attitude, it was not a straightforward question,- if you were any good at communication you would not even have posed such a snide question, but just explained the physics. Instead you came out with the snarky, "I Posted a selection of the photos I found. You understand the law of the conservation of momentum don't you?"
Again, I asked you what you thought, not what the video said.
Again, I never offered any opinion of the video, that is to say, I have never made any conclusion. I have always merely wanted to follow the discussion, but you burst early onto the scene in post #2 or thereabout to quash any discussion. Moderate much?
Where do I even start with this? For one thing, I've made no pronouncements, I have simply asked you questions, much like you claim to be here to do, and expressed an opinion based on my recollection of physics.
I'm sure it must seem that way to you, but mostly you come off as Captain Snarky with a condescending attitude, posing as 'the learned scientist, but mostly just blowing warm, moist air
Here's what you said:
This is in the context of me stating that I had found photos of human remains at the pentagon and posting a series of photos which did not include said human remains.
Explain something - given that at this point the evidence is photographic, how am I supposed to present you with evidence that there were bodies without posting photos that you really don't want to see. Take a minute to think about it. You've asked "where are the bodies?" In the context of this discussion, asking where they are as asking for proof that there were any. Asking for proof that there are any, when the only proof is photographic, is asking to see photos which you don't want to see - hence my comment.
Mere obfuscation and a side issue - if you take a minute to think about it, of course anyone would know what I mean about not wanting to see dead bodies or why it wouldn't be very nice to see them posted here. I see you obtuse need to misunderstand what I meant as more proof of your just wanting to be right when you know you're wrong to comment on a video you haven't watched.
You say this meaning that too should be objective and scientific. Well, yes, I should be, and I think my one real claim here : watch a video all the way through and understand it before making willfully ignorant pronouncements about it - is objective enough.
Having said that. I have never presented myself as anything but a layman. I am not a scientist. And I am not a science forum moderator. So I have a lot more leeway, and there is no need to 'heal myself'. There's nothing wrong with
me.