9/11 Live Airplane Composite Theory

[Ed Jewett]

I don't think the thesis is that no planes hit the Towers.

From the blog entry you quoted in the opening post:

No airplane crashed into either Twin Tower.

Yes, great, but the posting of an entry doesn't mean that I am wedded to every word in it, or even its main thesis. It means "Gee, isn't this interesting? What do you make of this?" Then, on the basis of additional information gathered and presented, presumably we can know what to do with that thesis. In the long term, we can know what to do with that source of information. [This concept of mutual exploration and weighting has already been presented by me:

-- in the post about collaborative online media in the thread about teamwork;
-- here, where I asked (though no one answered) about acquring critical thinking skills (though Dr.Fetzer elsewhere recommended two books I've acquired); and
-- here, in a 57-page white paper which discusses the creation of effective online communities and some of the available tools online.

I even recall proposing a method of evaluating and weighting the validity of media sources and Internet, though I can't find it, and perhaps it did not survive the prior tremors that shook this place.


Maybe we could all collaborate on a gigantic kaleidoscopic Venn diagram.