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>Ive watched STEEL BEAMS! Melting in jet fuel. Like tears in rain
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>Say it had to be a thermite fire.
>ignore that they have a burning aluminum airplane in a building made with calcium oxide.
You know, that's a bad argument right?
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>>542382533
your bot is broken
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>>542382533
thermite is iron oxide. is there a calcium variant?
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>>542382338
a bold synthesis
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>>542382338
That movie looks familiar, is that from the old blade runner 2048 movie?
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>>542383444
Yes that’s Hunter Schafer
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>>542382889
no. I was wrong.
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I've watched skyscrapers turn to dust, like jewish tears in the rain
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>I saw a space rocket once
>Lasers went pew pew
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Is it today already? The time is flying by so fast
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>>542384448
what is this meant to be showing?
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How far away is AI from simulating and proving that it's physically impossible for an air liner to take down a building of that size?



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