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sur Réponse de ReOpen911 à Spicee : attention, ça va piquer


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sls0 sls0 5 janvier 2017 21:25

@pemile
Pour les semaines après, personne ne parle de métal en fusion (sauf peut être les zozos croyant aux mini-nukes qui font les vidéos que vous postez ) juste de températures élevées !
Mais c’est écrit dans l’article mon bon pemile. Les commentaires d’un article concernent normalement l’article.
Je n’ai pas fait un copié/collé vu que pour vous c’est une méthode de roublard mais c’est dans l’article, contrôlez par vous même.
Si pour vous le copié/collé d’un article juste au dessus est de la désinformation, c’est quoi de l’information ?

J’aime la phrase (sauf peut être les zozos) oh c’est écrit dans l’article, c’est reopen que vous traitez de zozos là. OK, je remets en doutes leurs théories mais je ne les traite pas de zozos.

Plus haut je vous mets une photo de mon écran, j’ai l’impression qu’il carbure au LSD, vos vidéos seront impossible à visionner.
Personnellement j’ai une préférence pour les études à comité de lecture. Ca doit ce trouver de votre coté.

Il n’y a pas de « contradictions des scientifiques »... il y a d’un côté des gens qui essayent d’expliquer que certains phénomènes complexes et chaotiques ne pourront pas être compris dans leur intégralité, et essayent de donner des pistes de compréhension, et de l’autre des gens qui affirment « c’est impossible » en empilant des cartons de pizza.

De mon coté les références sérieuses coté scientifique il y en a et ce depuis 2001 (je me suis arrêté à 2009,pour moi reopen c’était plié)
Vous noterez que par rapport aux noms ils ne peuvent pas tout travailler pour la CIA :

Citation :

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Anne Powell Dissecting the Collapses Civil Engineering ASCE v. 72 N°5 2002
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Banovic, S.W., Siewert, T.A. Failure of welded floor truss connections from the exterior wall during collapse of the world trade center towers Welding Journal v. 86 (9) 2007
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Jinkoo Kim, Taewan Kim, Assessment of progressive collapse-resisting capacity of steel moment frames Journal of Constructional Steel Research v.65, Issue 1 2009
 
Et des conférences internationales spécialisées..
 
 
Ben oui,ça vient de batison.net, il en a des références,OK ce n’est pas un théologien en mal de reconnaissance mais le calcul de structures c’est son boulot ce qui pour moi est plus important que la dialectique.


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