Reply #76: You're trying to rewrite reality so that it makes sense. [View All]

[petgoat]

Sometimes a photon is a particle and sometimes it's a wave. I can't help that.

The reality is that Van Romero had an opinion that a few charges could do the job.

The reality is that Jim Hoffman believes great quantities of energy were expended in
creating those clouds.

I don't pretend to have all the answers.

Why not just place the few charges required, set them off when the time comes, and leave
it at that?

Maybe the (assumed) people who designed the (assumed) operation lacked experience with anything
this big. To avoid the potential embarrassment of setting insufficient explosives to bring the
towers down, maybe they overkilled the overkill. Maybe somebody did the calculations when it
was lunchtime (like my 100X goof on the volume of the concrete :) )

The incompetence theory is invoked to explain why the attacks succeeded, and as evidence
that 9/11 could not be an inside job because Bushco could not have pulled it off. Why could
excess explosives not be an example of Bushco incompetence at work?


Maybe somebody wanted to sabotage the job by using enough explosives to make them obvious.