That time a 'debunking' video actually made me question the official story more

I was watching a breakdown of the 9/11 controlled demolition theory, and the guy kept saying 'obviously impossible' without explaining the basic physics. It felt less like a debate and more like a script, which just pushed me to look at the raw footage myself. Anyone else get that feeling, where the attempt to shut something down makes you look harder?

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clark.alex25d ago

Without explaining the basic physics" is a fair point, but sometimes the basics are so settled that experts don't feel the need to rehash them for every video. That raw footage has been looked at by thousands of engineers who all agree it shows a collapse from fire.

nora11025d ago

Seriously, what about the people who saw other weird stuff that day?

lopez.quinn25d agoTop Commenter

Spot on about the basics being settled. Makes you wonder why the same basic physics gets ignored when people talk about other parts of that day, right? The official reports are out there for anyone to read, backed by a ton of smart people who actually know how buildings work. It's frustrating when folks act like a few minutes of shaky footage trumps years of real engineering work.