Jeff wrote:
"Physical evidence" is what New Truth's supposedly all about, but here's physical evidence
"New 9/11 truth ?" Whats all that about. AFAIC, the only reason I ever got interested in the lie that is "the official 9/11 conspiracy theory " ( note the difference in emphasis) in the first place was cos of the physical evidence, whatever we think of it. That is a fallacious statement AFAIC.
Jeff wrote:- clipped light poles - being glibly dismissed because it doesn't fit their faith-based hypothesizing.
And how about "Eye witness testimony" based upon the like of this cabbie as a rebuttal to that "faith-based hypothesising vis a vi "New 9/11 truth" ?
Jeff wrote:And here's this poor everyday Joe cabbie, telling his story, and these smart-assed filmmakers call him "9/11's first known accomplice." Not to his face, of course; just on their rolling credits.
OK, perhaps we might agree there, although I havent seen the video, but for Petes sake, to suggest that there is "enough reliable eye witness testimony", to suggest that a plane hit the Pentagon, based upon what is really weird, and to be frank, plainly fallacious kinda accounts such as this, and to also speak of the physical evidence as "New 9/11 truth" , when it got people like myself interested, prior to really digging into the stuff that you go on about, is AFAIC quite simply disingenous.
I would readily agree, that largely speaking, the physical evidence is essentially a right brain thing. Its about genuinely making your own mind up based upon intuitive thinking, whereas, the boring factual rigorous stuff which most people simply cant be bothered with, (like that or not) is left brain.
But since this forum is called rigorous intuition, I like both approaches.
And I cant for the life of me think why anyone interested in exposing "the official 9/11 conspiracy theory" ( note the emphasis) for the crock of crap that both left brained and right brained "troofers" are 100% percent certain that it is, should get overinterested in a divide and conquer/ holier than thou approach between the two cranial hemispheres.