9/11 INSIDE JOB? The Truth About "Jet Fuel Can't Melt Steel Beams"
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9/11 INSIDE JOB? The Truth About "Jet Fuel Can't Melt Steel Beams"
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About this listen
We are tackling the elephant in the room: The 9/11 Truth Movement. Was it an inside job, or is there a simple scientific explanation that the conspiracy forums are ignoring?
In this episode, we go beyond the angry comment sections to deconstruct the most famous conspiracy theory of the modern age. We bring in structural engineering to finally put the "melting point" argument to rest (Spoiler: Steel doesn't need to turn into liquid to give up).
But this episode isn't just about physics—it's about psychology.
Why do smart people fall down the conspiracy rabbit hole? We explore the "loneliness epidemic" and how the YouTube algorithm pushes people into anti-scientific communities. We analyze the logical fallacies that trick our brains and hear from former "Truthers" about how hard it is to escape the echo chamber.
We’re unpacking:
The Engineering Reality: Why "melting" is the wrong question to ask.
The Psychology of Belief: How loneliness and group pressure rewrite your reality.
The Logic Check: How to spot the faulty reasoning in "Inside Job" arguments.
Whether you’re a skeptic, a believer, or just someone who loves a good mystery, this deep dive separates the internet myths from the hard truth.
🎧 Hit PLAY to melt the myths and strengthen your critical thinking!
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