>> ^Bruti79:

Can't upvote this, it is a lot of tin foil hat theory. Like Derren Brown says: "Extra Ordinary claims require extraordinary evidence."


not that it matters , but I don't think Darren brown was the origonater of that saying , probably ritchard Dawkins.

Its mental how people don't require good evidence for manny claims simply becuse the claims are "normal" within there set culture or exposure to a subject.

Can't upvote this, it is a lot of tin foil hat theory. Like Derren Brown says: "Extra Ordinary claims require extraordinary evidence."

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>> ^Bruti79:

Derren Brown said it best: "Extra ordinary statements require extra ordinary proof to back it up."
Showing this guy built steel box cutters (which were impressive) to show how to make cuts, isn't extraordinary enough to prove that the US government took down their own buildings. You still need to find the answers to this things like: Why? How? When did they set it up? And if they're so logistically sound to plant explosives in three buildings and make it look like a terror attack, then why couldn't they plan a strategy for Iraq that matched it?
Jinx said it best: "Plane hit building. Building collapse."
Until someone recreates a Skyscraper in the desert, built the same way the WTC and flies a plane into it, and it doesn't fall. You're not going to convince people that it wasn't an inside job =\


I couldn't agree more. Until someone rebuilds the trade center exactly, and flies a plane into it, and it falls, I won't believe planes alone can bring down buildings.

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As I recall Derren Brown did something similar, ALOT of people fell for it.

Here, 'tis.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1aEqBaK3aM

Derren Brown said it best: "Extra ordinary statements require extra ordinary proof to back it up."

Showing this guy built steel box cutters (which were impressive) to show how to make cuts, isn't extraordinary enough to prove that the US government took down their own buildings. You still need to find the answers to this things like: Why? How? When did they set it up? And if they're so logistically sound to plant explosives in three buildings and make it look like a terror attack, then why couldn't they plan a strategy for Iraq that matched it?

Jinx said it best: "Plane hit building. Building collapse."

Until someone recreates a Skyscraper in the desert, built the same way the WTC and flies a plane into it, and it doesn't fall. You're not going to convince people that it wasn't an inside job =\

>> ^rasch187:

fine... promote
edit: and it's so nice seeing how much better Derren Brown is at understanding peoples mindset and reactions than Dawkins.


edit: I withdraw my upvote.

fine... *promote

edit: and it's so nice seeing how much better Derren Brown is at understanding peoples mindset and reactions than Dawkins.

*doublepromote Derren Brown

Fixed.

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pfft, derren brown already repeated the experiment on tv, and in a much, much cooler context.

not. It wouldnt be much of a magic trick if he did, would it? The trick is done, i believe with a clever piece of makeup or patch of some kind. Derren Brown did a similar trick on Robbie Williams: http://www.videosift.com/video/Derren-Brown-Amazing-Mind-Control-Trick-Robbie-Williams

My absolute favourite one is the derren brown one.

They've put this guy on a show called "the bubble" which he presents and quizzes others on fake news stories. It really doesn't leave the door open for what david mitchell is best at which is angrily ranting about injustices/stupidity.

Shame really. Just give him a recording crew and let him off the leash, ala soap box, surely?