1- others have brought up sound delay issues, maybe not in this forum.
Don't care. I don't, and never have contested with you how long it takes for sound to reach a destination, and therefore you had no reason to pretend it was an issue in this thread. End of story. You'v been trying to make it stick to me and I',m making it perfectly clear, that it's NOT...MY...CRITERIA. And you will
not get around that.
...so, instead of a video where you expect to hear the building start to collapse, look up and the building is already in motion... It's sound, look up to see the movement start.
You were musing on how I "make naked claims and opinions"... Forgive me if I do find it rather ironic that you would be acting in the manner in which you accuse me of writing. It's not just this segment but the previous one quoted immediately above.
Yes, I know... you are of the opinion that it had to be louder, because explosions from a building with no walls in a controlled demolition was louder.
No, louder because wall assemblies have an STC rating assigned by manufactures that architects and engineers use when sound attenuation is an issue in a building's construction. Typical drywall assemblies average an STC of ~40, which is far from enough to dampen sound in the manner you're essentially arguing it did, let alone from something that produces sound at the magnitude of 120 decibels from a quarter mile away.
Moreover, adding any level of accoustical dampening to significantly reduce that requires special construction assemblies that A) increase the thickness of the walls rather substantially and B)were never used in any of the WTC.
Moreover
again the above accounts for an
intact assembly, not one that's been
severely breached. I'm going to be blunt; you really have no fllipping idea what you're talking about in the slightest. You're trying to debate in territory that requires a degree of proficiency in the profession, which you don't have.
I'll repeat one more time : naked assertions and opinions are not facts that hold weight... on every issue, the dismissals are just that, even for the numerous claims that were posited that were shown to not even be plausible explanations.
Sir, I'm about 99.9% sure that you had no idea before my mentioning in this post what an STC rating is or how acoustical attenuation in buildings is applied [look it up yourself, I'm not bothered to get into it for this thread]. So if you're going to continue labeling my posts as naked opinions you better be damn well prepared to deal with details which you almost certainly have no experience discussing. You can begin by listing a few examples of technical details I've discussed that you consider "naked"
So, do you plan these strawman arguments...
You have yet to demonstrate which arguments I've made that you consider strawmen.
That's funny because you guys have each made claims that you do not understand the concepts
I get these comments a lot from subjects such as yourself who know less than they think. I don't care for your personal feelings about me or other posters, but if you're going to throw this accusation around, start getting specific. The kid gloves are off, start being specific.
simple as they are... so far, only one actually expressed that he understood the time it takes for sound to travel...
Everybody knows it takes ~1.2 seconds give or take for the sound to travel 1/4 mile. So you have nothing to latch onto here. Readers of your posts on the other hand have seen a demonstration of your knowledge deficiency in design, engineering, construction methods, explosives, general critical thinking, not to mention your personal insults in the process of a debate. And I can name specific examples of your deficiencies in these topics such as your inability to make reasoned connections (I.E. explosives cause loud noise, trauma, they eject high speed shrapnel that can seriously maim or kill onlookers, etc.) and yet you can't do the same?