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| quote: | Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
yes i have. and yes, it is interesting. but something like this cannot stand up to the counter evidence. you know, bodies, wreckage, the destroyed lightposts on the approach vector, the hundreds of witnesses that saw the plane crash etc. or the very same blackbox they got from the pentagon 
has the accuracy of the blackbox been verified? i dont know enough about blackboxes and how accurate they are to make a judgement. i am however pretty good at plain old reading, and hundreds of witnesses cannot be wrong to such a degree. especially those that witnessed the flight passing within metres of their car |
I didn't want to debate 911 in that thread 
Anyways,
The quality of data should not be a matter of concern. Black boxes are meant to withstand heavy crashes like these. The government simulations were reconstructed from the same data. The question is, whether the members of this organization were qualified enough to read the flight data recorder. On the surface atleast, it looks like they may have done a good job. The government should respond and counter their claims with sound technical analysis. That is the only way to counter conspiracy theories : You respond to any fresh claim of conspiracy. I really don't care what people have seen and reported. People have seen UFOs and they will swear by it. I don't really know what to say about the derbies and stuff because half of the people claim to have seen them and the other half claims not to have seen much.
Hard engineering analysis > Witness testimonies.
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