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TRUTH wrote:
Show me one piece of evidence where a demolition expert, or structural engineer, demonstrates Jones' to be false Jones claims that the presence of black smoke means the fire temperatures could not have exceeded 650 C. The presence of black smoke merely indicates that a low yield fire was burning *somewhere*, but this is not evidence of its distribution or homogeneity. In other words, it is not sufficient evidence that demonstrates the complete absence of any other, possibly hotter, fires anywhere. Since we know that more than one fire can exist with a structure at a time and since the performance levels of these fires aren't predicatedby the smoke presence of a low order fire, this evidence does not exclude hotter fires, so Jone's baseline assumption is invalid. Since fire temperature is a linchpin, his entire case unravels. Jone's error was a causality confusion of "absence of evidence" with "evidence of absence". Interestingly, the last (in)famous physicists who made this same logical error were Fleschman & Pons. One would have expected that Jones, being also into Cold Fusion, would have been smart enough to have learned from their mistake. Because he repeats the same known causality error, he deserves nothing less than professional contempt.. -hh |
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"-hh" wrote in
oups.com: TRUTH wrote: Show me one piece of evidence where a demolition expert, or structural engineer, demonstrates Jones' to be false Jones claims that the presence of black smoke means the fire temperatures could not have exceeded 650 C. That is correct. btw, what is your expertise and education, may I ask. The presence of black smoke merely indicates that a low yield fire was burning *somewhere*, but this is not evidence of its distribution or homogeneity. In other words, it is not sufficient evidence that demonstrates the complete absence of any other, possibly hotter, fires anywhere. Since we know that more than one fire can exist with a structure at a time and since the performance levels of these fires aren't predicatedby the smoke presence of a low order fire, this evidence does not exclude hotter fires, so Jone's baseline assumption is invalid. Since fire temperature is a linchpin, his entire case unravels. That is pure nonsense! One cannot say, "For the Towers to have collapsed from fire, the fire must have been hotter somewhere. Therefore the fire WAS hottter somewhere." Come on! Are you an engineer or physicist, btw? Where is the proof of that hotter fire? There is no evidence showing hotter fires in other areas. One cannot simply assume that there was. And if the fires were so hot, how were the firefighters able to get up to the impact area without being incinerated? Besides, where's the logical reasoning explaining how that fire got so hot that it simultaneously severed 47 massive steel columns?? (That's 47 columns in each Tower.) Jone's error was a causality confusion of "absence of evidence" with "evidence of absence". Interestingly, the last (in)famous physicists who made this same logical error were Fleschman & Pons. One would have expected that Jones, being also into Cold Fusion, would have been smart enough to have learned from their mistake. Because he repeats the same known causality error, he deserves nothing less than professional contempt.. -hh Your statements are total nonsense. You didn't debunk any of the evidence. Jones' statements about the fire is more suggestive evidence that physical evidence . Besides, you're treating it lile it's all there is. How about explaining the rest of that paper? |
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TRUTH wrote:
Chad Irby wrote in news:cirby-8CA32E.22050922022006 @news-server1.tampabay.rr.com: Meanwhile, actual building demolition experts say people like this are full of ****. Show me one piece of evidence where a demolition expert, or structural engineer, demonstrates Jones' to be false I gotta agree there. I doubt they even know, or care, who he is. |
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Jim Logajan wrote: TRUTH wrote: Tenured Physics Professor Steven E Jones gave two seminars to hundreds of people on WTC controlled demolitions and how the government's version of events "defies physics". The Feb 1st seminar can be viewed on Google Video, or downloaded to your computer. The following is a excerpt from Jones' PEER REVIEWED paper: 1) It was NOT peer reviewed. 2) The URL of his paper: http://www.physics.byu.edu/research/energy/htm7.html Professor Jones now has dozens of people suporting him. His finding are based on scientific evidence and logical reasoning. Jones is not a qualified building engineer. He has repeatedly founded elaborate theories on tiny bits of evidence. For example, he also believes that Jesus Christ visited ancient America: A little unfair attacking Jones' religious beliefs. After all, I also believe that Jesus Christ visited ancient America, but I don't believe Jones (who is a laughing stock at BYU) and I don't believe LIAR's conspiracy theories. Nevertheless, I see your point. |
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