Please Tell Me This Is A Joke
Here's another "experiment". I've been burned on this stuff before, so I won't automatically assume he's serious. But if you look at this page, it certainly appears possible.
posted by Pat @ 10:10 AM
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8 Comments:
I think this is "democrat" who posts on some other debunking forums. He really believes it.
What did this prove? That paper is flexible? I'm not even sure exactly what he was trying to prove. That dropping a weight would pancake the building? Does this person understand rigidity? He should try the experiment on I don't know, metal. But it still wouldn't be a good experiment, becuase it leaves so many variables out. Why not make the tower out of rubber? Why didn't the planes just bounce off of the towers?
A bunch of sandal-clad freaks waste a weekend making a paper model and playing in the dirt?
I'm totally convinced. Its the missing piece to the whole "alternative version of the story" - so obvious that it was right under our noses.
I question the timing.
I'm sure he's the modern Roy Neary, the guy that was building the clay mountain in his living room in 'Close Encounters'.
I gotta set of Lego's if he's interested in taking his theory a step further...:)
He did forget to set it on fire first.
Also, wouldn't this experiment have proved that the WTC couldn't withstand heavy rain?
Geez, at least they could have sprung for a few sets of 'Girder and Panel (R) to make a slightly more realistic version of the towers:
http://www.bridgestreettoys.com/hallfame/famep3.html
What a dope! This guy expects a 500,000 ton building to fall like a tree in the forest.
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