WHERE DID THE TOWERS GO? by Dr. Judy Wood, Ph.D

[James Lewis]

My thoughts exactly. As I said, if Mr. Orling's theories are indeed true, why have we not seen this happen to any other high-rise in the world? Wood's DEW theory has absolutely no basis in fact, much like Mr. Orling's theory. Just show me one instance of another high-rise collapsing in this manner, and I would at least give the benefit of the doubt that it could happen. In the absence of this proof, I must conclude that neither neither theory holds water, because for a theory to work in the real world, one must have proof. I think it's called the scientific method, and last I heard, it works quite well in both the experimental and real worlds.

Orling cannot present us with one case of TOP DOWN COLLAPSE,
or he would have by now. It is simply his "theory"...ducks or no
ducks, snipes or no snipes.

Wood can't present us with one case of a directed energy device producing effects anything like what happened to the towers either. Hence neither rightly have a theory in the scientific sense, just hypotheses. To rightly be considered a theory would require passing the test of falsification through experimentation, and I'm quite sure both those pushing gravitational collapse and DEW hypotheses will never come anywhere close to accomplishing that.