I will once in a while, when I take the boys to cadets. But I tend to just buy books to read online, or order hard copies online.Do people still go to libraries other than to borrow DVD's?
I will once in a while, when I take the boys to cadets. But I tend to just buy books to read online, or order hard copies online.Do people still go to libraries other than to borrow DVD's?
And accepting what you've been told without question is a sign of true intelligence?
Your pants are falling down......
Gotcha!
What is obvious to you is not always obvious to someone else. The way I see it, it is polarization that is the culprit in all issues. We tend to say someone is smart if we agree with them and stupid if we don't. And of course, that is not necessarily true. People tend to be selective in their acceptance of information and ignore that which doesn't reinforce their opinion. Opinions are based on life experiences and so people will have vastly varying opinions. Understanding the human mind and how it functions will allow a person to be right (in their mind) in spite of the fact that their opinion disagrees with yours.I don't accept everything I'm told without question, but I also subscribe to the idea that in most cases the most obvious explanation is usually the truth.
That's why we point things out. The problem being, those that haven't the ability to be objective, or even recognize reality, dismiss it.What is obvious to you is not always obvious to someone else.
Sorry dude, reality is what it is. If you someone wants to dismiss the facts because it doesn't jive with his/her ideology. I'm not throwing wisdom to the wind and meeting them half way.The way I see it, it is polarization that is the culprit in all issues.
I tend to say some is stupid, when they dismiss facts that don't jive with their ideology.We tend to say someone is smart if we agree with them and stupid if we don't.
I'm impressed that you acknowledged that.And of course, that is not necessarily true.
Those people are stupid.People tend to be selective in their acceptance of information and ignore that which doesn't reinforce their opinion.
I agree, but facts are facts. I don't care if you were raised baptist or Mormon, steel still weakens if you heat it up. A paintball gun is not a submachine gun. And so on.Opinions are based on life experiences and so people will have vastly varying opinions.
There is a monumental difference between opinion and fact.Understanding the human mind and how it functions will allow a person to be right (in their mind) in spite of the fact that their opinion disagrees with yours.
Ever been punched in the head? Did it hurt?Nothing is ever obvious because we rarely have all the information.
I agree, but facts are still facts.There are far more unanswered questions than answered ones in most circumstances, especially ones involving politics and the military.
Nothing is ever obvious because we rarely have all the information. There are far more unanswered questions than answered ones in most cercumstances, especially ones involving politics and the military.
And I would like to meet the person who has all the facts.
It would be nice if reality was a constant across society rather than a variable.Otherwise, I respect opposing views, if they dwell in the realm of reality.
What is obvious to you is not always obvious to someone else. The way I see it, it is polarization that is the culprit in all issues. We tend to say someone is smart if we agree with them and stupid if we don't.
Opinions and spreading bullsh!t are two completely different things.And of course, that is not necessarily true. People tend to be selective in their acceptance of information and ignore that which doesn't reinforce their opinion. Opinions are based on life experiences and so people will have vastly varying opinions. Understanding the human mind and how it functions will allow a person to be right (in their mind) in spite of the fact that their opinion disagrees with yours.
What is more than obvious is that the bulk of information coming from the so called "Truthers" is paranoia baloney.Nothing is ever obvious because we rarely have all the information. There are far more unanswered questions than answered ones in most cercumstances, especially ones involving politics and the military
And I have two friends, one is in demolition and the other was US Special Forces in Nam and an expert in demolitions and both say what they saw on 911 was a demolition. Hundreds of architects and engineers say it was a demolition and an equal number of experts say that that is impossible. So, where does that leave us? More questions than answers and enough facts to make the whole matter murky enough to say - it is what it is and we may never know for sure.
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That's not Shanksville. Not unless somebody moved September to the middle of winter.
I've been looking too and found the one above and another of the engine component as above but little else.
I hate to say this but I think Rumsefeld's slip of "shot down" and then saying "we never shot it down" would be correct. I figure that fell into the hands of Canadian pilots during the exercises that day. I can see that being covered up for simplistic rather than nefarious reasons.
I don't think it was shot down, but if it were the US would certainly had cause. There were jets dispatched to do just that, but I believe they American. I also think Norad was under the command of a Canadian Officer on 911, but I could be in error.
There was a TV show pilot that came out just before 9-11. It was a spin off of another show but I can't remember which or the title either but it was about an airline electronically hijacked.
Yes Canadians were in command or NorCom at the time and it was CDN F-18's that were assigned to the north eastern States. Operation something guardian. I tried looking last night but the scent of Chanel #5 was in the air and that was my que to do other more productive things.I don't think it was shot down, but if it were the US would certainly had cause. There were jets dispatched to do just that, but I believe they American. I also think Norad was under the command of a Canadian Officer on 911, but I could be in error.
I'll google and see what I can find. The show had a guy that looked like Garth from Waynes World.That might be the one...I remember watching not long before 9/11..
I'm glad someone else remembers....that it wasn't a dream:smile:
Yes Canadians were in command or NorCom at the time and it was CDN F-18's that were assigned to the north eastern States. Operation something guardian. I tried looking last night but the scent of Chanel #5 was in the air and that was my que to do other more productive things.
As I mentioned in the above post if it happened that way and was covered up, it is a cover-up worth while. The animosity would have been overwhelming at the time.
I'll google and see what I can find. The show had a guy that looked like Garth from Waynes World.
I think it's this one: Killtown's:* The Lone Gunmen's "Pilot" Episode
"The pilot episode, which first aired on March 4, 2001, concerned a terroristplot to fly a hijacked airplane into the World Trade Center towers."