DT, I'm going to give you one example of why I'm not going to continue this exchange with you ...
You say in an early post:
>demolished building should fall into its
>own footprint. And that's exactly what
>happened to the WTC.
That's a very strong position there DT. Saying the towers "exactly" fell into their own footprint doesn't leave a lot of room for negotiation or flexibility.
Of course I correctly point out that the towers DIDN'T fall anwhere near into their footprint and here is your response:
>And yeah it is quite damn reasonable to conclude
>that even CD will cause surrounding buildings to be
>hit, especially concerning the fact that we had TWO
>giant 110 floor towers not some relatively small one!
So, after makeing absolutely and totally bogus assertions, you now want to claim that you have the "damn reasonable" ability to know what would happen in a CD situation.
IMO it's "damn reasonable to conclude" that you don't.
I've appreciated the civil tone of your questions and responses. Thanks. I'm moving on.
JB
You say in an early post:
>demolished building should fall into its
>own footprint. And that's exactly what
>happened to the WTC.
That's a very strong position there DT. Saying the towers "exactly" fell into their own footprint doesn't leave a lot of room for negotiation or flexibility.
Of course I correctly point out that the towers DIDN'T fall anwhere near into their footprint and here is your response:
>And yeah it is quite damn reasonable to conclude
>that even CD will cause surrounding buildings to be
>hit, especially concerning the fact that we had TWO
>giant 110 floor towers not some relatively small one!
So, after makeing absolutely and totally bogus assertions, you now want to claim that you have the "damn reasonable" ability to know what would happen in a CD situation.
IMO it's "damn reasonable to conclude" that you don't.
I've appreciated the civil tone of your questions and responses. Thanks. I'm moving on.
JB
