willpayton

LOL... oh ok. Sorry about that then.

Spamming memes does not an argument make.

Yes people can survive that without injury, like if they fall into water or have some objects breaking their fall. In fact you didnt show any examples of anyone falling 10 stories onto concrete and being uninjured. Not one example. Much less the 40 (or whatever it was) stories of the Star Labs building.

Man I never thought this thread would turn into this.

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If you were talking about "half terminal velocity" then I apologize cause I misunderstood. But, the point remains that falling from 90 feet you'd only reach about 40 mph.

In any case, this is all beside the point. It's not possible to fall from a tall building (15 stories or higher) onto concrete and survive without any injuries. If you survive at all, you'll have massive internal injuries. The only way you might not is if something breaks your fall, and even then I'd expect some injuries. All the examples you gave show this to be true. You didnt post a single example of someone falling that far onto concrete and not being injured.

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Like I said, you dont know even what terminal velocity is. I already explained this but I guess you cant understand simple concepts. Terminal velocity for a human is between 120 mph and 180 mph. You will not reach terminal velocity in 90 feet, that's just ridiculous.

This page explains it well enough:

http://www.greenharbor.com/fffolder/math.html

• For a 170-pound person wearing two parachutes and using a stable spread position, Emrich calculates that the terminal velocity (i.e, the maximum speed) would be 176 feet per second, or about 120 miles per hour.
• Emrich notes that this 170-pound person would reach terminal velocity after about 12 seconds and would fall nearly 10,000 feet in one minute.
• According to Emrich's calculations, this 12-second fall would cover a little under 1,500 feet, which from a terminal velocity perspective means that it doesn't make much difference whether this 170-pound person fell from 2,000 or 20,000 feet. He or she would still be moving at about 120 miles per hour.

Here's a link with a graph:

http://www.greenharbor.com/fffolder/speedtime.pdf

Falling from 90 feet will get you to around 40 mph.

Now please stop talking about things you dont understand.

Still waiting for all those examples of people falling from tall buildings onto concrete and surviving with no injuries.

Except that none of this is true.

First, it was not 7 Americans, it was 4.

Second, there were 7 investigations into the whole Benghazi thing, mostly led by Republicans who had every motivation to try to screw over Obama and Clinton, and yet all of them found exactly nothing. They all cleared Clinton and the administration of any wrongdoing.

Now you can believe whatever you read on Fox News or Breitbart or what you hear on talk radio. I'll believe the facts. For example, this is what the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence report on Benghazi had to say:

Finding #10: The CIA received all military support that was available. Neither the CIA nor DOD denied requests for air support. One CIA security officer requested a Spectre gunship that he believed was available, but his commanding officer did not relay the request because he correctly knew the gunship was not available.

This is not my opinion, this is what the report says:

https://intelligence.house.gov/sites/intelligence.house.gov/files/documents/Benghazi%20Report.pdf

And not only did a committee of mostly Republican (and the other investigations) clear Clinton and the administration of any wrongdoing, what you're claiming about Patraeus is also false. In fact he debunked these conspiracy theories while testifying to the committees.

I'm not sure what 7 Americans you're talking about.

I love how Trump's supporters make excuses for him suggesting that he'd commit war crimes as President. Either that or just ignore and deflect. Anyway, I wont bother with the rest.