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These images of John's samples look just like the WTC exploding.

Mars Rover

Jul 26 2009, 09:06 PM

I approve of this thread.................

DrBabs

 

That metal bar is long, a silvery color, and it's exploding
out in the middle region and bent over by it.

Looks just like WTC 2 as it begins to explode at the
end of its existence.

Mars Rover

Jul 26 2009, 09:33 PM

Peeling layers...............
Forged 'metal bar'........

DrBabs

 

That metal bar is long, a silvery color, and it's exploding
out in the middle region and bent over by it.

Looks just like WTC 2 as it begins to explode at the
end of its existence.

Troll lady wants to make a point from what's pointless...........

DrBabs

Jul 26 2009, 09:13 PM

That metal bar is long, a silvery color, and it's exploding
out in the middle region and bent over by it.

Looks just like WTC 2 as it begins to explode at the
end of its existence.

Turn the thing 90 degrees, maybe it'll come to you.

How's this one?

broken sticks

Jul 26 2009, 11:09 PM

DrBabs

Jul 26 2009, 09:13 PM

That metal bar is long, a silvery color, and it's exploding
out in the middle region and bent over by it.

Looks just like WTC 2 as it begins to explode at the
end of its existence.

Turn the thing 90 degrees, maybe it'll come to you.

How's this one?

Another example, ladies and gentleman, of the stupidity of judy wood-devotees.

Here, babs thinks i haven't noticed that the bar resembles one of the twin-towers, when obviously my post referring to this picture was pointing out the ludicrousness of hutchison's comparisons.


Also, as many people have pointed out, we have no proof at all of how these "samples" were created.

John Hutchison himself can NOT reproduce these "effects". Why? Well that's a good question!
Coz he's a fraud.

Not a scientist. A fraud.

broken sticks

Jul 27 2009, 06:16 AM

Its actually called a false dichotomy.

He's a faith-based miracle-man in a world he never made!
Watch his incredible adventures on a youtube channel near you!

Coming soon....

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Millions of people smelled the smell. They talk about it
on their blogs. What does this mean? It means you
could use these people to design an experiment
to test a theory about what weapon was used.

You'd have to approach this experiment with a few
givens. Let's take it as a given that the smell didn't
come from a normal fire. Let's take it as a given that
the smell came from whichever weapon was used to
destroy the building.

At some point in time in the future, we might have
narrowed the candidate weapons down to, say, five
possible weapons, but we don't know which one was
used.

We could put residue from each of these five candidate
weapons into five different jars and label them A, B, C, D, and E.

As 1,000 or 1,000,000 New Yorkers which jar smells like
the Ground Zero stench.

That's how I'd set it up if I were planning to write it
up and submit it to scientific journals. It's a decent idea,
but that's not what originally motivated me to begin
research on the subject. I, personally, wanted to know.
And so the experiment I'm interested in doing much
sooner than that is hanging around John Hutchison
when he does his experiments to see if it smells anything
like what I smelled in Manhattan. n=1, so to speak.

broken sticks

Jul 27 2009, 03:47 PM

More nonsense from DrBabs, recorded for posterity.

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Millions of people smelled the smell. They talk about it
on their blogs. What does this mean? It means you
could use these people to design an experiment
to test a theory about what weapon was used.

You'd have to approach this experiment with a few
givens. Let's take it as a given that the smell didn't
come from a normal fire. Let's take it as a given that
the smell came from whichever weapon was used to
destroy the building.

At some point in time in the future, we might have
narrowed the candidate weapons down to, say, five
possible weapons, but we don't know which one was
used.

We could put residue from each of these five candidate
weapons into five different jars and label them A, B, C, D, and E.

As 1,000 or 1,000,000 New Yorkers which jar smells like
the Ground Zero stench.

That's how I'd set it up if I were planning to write it
up and submit it to scientific journals. It's a decent idea,
but that's not what originally motivated me to begin
research on the subject. I, personally, wanted to know.
And so the experiment I'm interested in doing much
sooner than that is hanging around John Hutchison
when he does his experiments to see if it smells anything
like what I smelled in Manhattan. n=1, so to speak.

John Hutchison's "experiments" smell like something, alright

RasgaSaias

Jul 27 2009, 06:26 PM

DrBabs,

I was able to reproduce the Hutchinson effect here at my house! Was amazing!

Look at my sample:




I have a lab at my living-room with lots of machines. They all work, you have my word. I have enough voltage.
So I was messing with electricity and magnetic fields. Pointing my unknown instruments at random stuff.
It was scary. And suddenly this piece of metal started to act weird. I saw it levitate. Gravity had no effect.
Then it started changing shape until, out of nowhere, it exploded!
Interesting.

Here's a close up:



Do you believe me DrBabs?