John Berry wrote:

And what of WTC 7?
It is the only building to come down due to fire! Ever!

What is that supposed to mean? Steel frame buildings are easy to destroy with fire. Back in the 1960s, when dad and his friends at the National Bureau of Standards used to burn down steel frame buildings on purpose, they found these building were actually more vulnerable than wooden ones. They investigated many similar accidental failures, and improved the standards.


And it wasn't a case of it being badly damaged by the fall of the WTC towers because the other smaller buildings around it very badly damaged (understatement) remained standing.

But what of the bone fragments found on the roofs of distant buildings, are we meant to believe that this can be caused by a building in free fall?

And as already mention people injured in an explosion in the basement.
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I can come up with about a hundred similar sounding urban myths about cold fusion and zero-point energy: that some monastery in Europe is running on a magnet powered motor, that the government has suppressed knowledge of super carburetors, that Toyota factory forklifts run with cold fusion power.

This is the kind of conspiracy theory nonsense is peddled by people who are certain that cold fusion is fraud, and also by those at the opposite extreme who are convinced that it is being suppressed by the government. Both sides are based on extreme notions about how the world works, such as the idea that experts cannot be trusted to do what they are trained to do, or they know nothing, or that powerful officials can fool, frighten, or buy off hundreds or electrochemists or thousands of structural engineers world-wide. That is simply out of the question. There is no chance all these experts are wrong or bamboozled. Uninformed idiots such as Robert Park and Steve Jones make such huge mistakes, but experts do not. If they did, bridges and buildings would collapse all over town on their own, and the Internet and phone network would fail every ten minutes.

Reality makes for dull reading. It is not interesting to know that cold fusion has been attacked and ineptly suppressed by people such as Robert Park simply because they are closed-minded fools.

- Jed

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