Top Down Building Demolition

[Warrior Spirit]

It's true, you did say they must have had to do it this way. But I mostly disagree with your first reply. Faced with having to find a method to take a high rise down in a safe and unobtrusive way to the public, I think this method is pretty ingenious. I'm sure you could probably punch that building down with your hands for much less money, but I'd wager it would likely take you more than a year.

Point was it was never a matter of it being a best deal or being cost effective as the old coot was saying. Not hard to reason it’s obviously a very costly venture. And then to assume as proof of it being cost effective, that whoever owned the building was a professional who would only make the most cost effective decision, is also kind of asinine.

 

[Gustavus Adolphus]

Spartan, Expert In:
Covert Military Actions
Acoustics
Ballistics
Psychology
Biotechnology
Vaccinations
Climate Change

and now, Demollition

 

[number51]

More lols.

Spartan kind of tends to have manic phases with his troll attempts, and he becomes the poster boy for the Dunning/Kruger Effect.

I had to look up Dunning/Kruger Effect, that sounds about right, that is a description of Spartan.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect

It's not just that he tries to pass himself off as an 'expert' compared to us, he claims to know better than the real experts, the actual people being paid to find the best way to bring down tall buildings.

That is insane.

 

[Burque]

I had to look up Dunning/Kruger Effect, that sounds about right, that is a description of Spartan.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect

It's not just that he tries to pass himself off as an 'expert' compared to us, he claims to know better than the real experts, the actual people being paid to find the best way to bring down tall buildings.

That is insane.

It's amusing to me when laymen challenge what experts in a field are doing.

Surely question them, I do that a lot with the wind energy field as I think the design of the windmills sucks, but to say they are wrong absolutely is rather silly.

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[Warrior Spirit]

I had to look up Dunning/Kruger Effect, that sounds about right, that is a description of Spartan.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect

It's not just that he tries to pass himself off as an 'expert' compared to us, he claims to know better than the real experts, the actual people being paid to find the best way to bring down tall buildings.

That is insane.

I’d imagine there’s lots of words you have to look up on a daily basis.

You have not a clue who made the decision to do this or what they based it on so can you stop playing pretend, dopey?

You just keep blathering on with no direction as per usual.

 

[number51]

I’d imagine there’s lots of words you have to look up on a daily basis.

You have not a clue who made the decision to do this or what they based it on so can you stop playing pretend, dopey?

You just keep blathering on with no direction as per usual.

Did you see this?

More lols.

Spartan kind of tends to have manic phases with his troll attempts, and he becomes the poster boy for the Dunning/Kruger Effect.

Does that ring a bell?

You do not know their business, they do. You are mentally ill, but full of LOLS. Although you are all broken as a human, you still crack me up.

Are you ever going to answer this?

Why would you think you know more about their business than they do?

You act like an expert but all you do is attack me to deflect the fact that you have no idea what you are talking about. Dunning/Kruger Effect. What a coward.

 

[Xuder O'Clam]

I should have waited for Sparty to end his fast, and come down from his placebo mania before posting, but then it likely would have been a one post thread.

 

[Warrior Spirit]

I should have waited for Sparty to end his fast, and come down from his placebo mania before posting, but then it likely would have been a one post thread.

I saved your boring ass thread. Where is the gratitude?