@barthbradley wrote:
You're infatuated with yourself; aren't you @Anonymous? Gooood for you. Never let anybody rain on your parade. Just move pass them with a smile on your face and a spring in your step.
Zip-a-dee-doo-dah, Zip-a-dee-ay!
Yes and no. I am amazed at what I have discovered. At the fact that the solution is so clear and yet has not made much progress. Millions were watching and NOBODY saw anything.
Every statement that I have made can be verified.
In fact, I would be the happiest man alive if this load were taken from my shoulders. I want ZERO credit. Why do you think I am keeping this low, underground profile, hiding among my techie peers?
The most fundamental position of JFK Numbers is that we (Barth, Ramon, the JFK "researchers") are NOT qualified to solve this case. I am NOT a scientist, I don't play one on Usenet, much less on TV, BUT I know where to find them.
Question: Let's say that there is a petition to have the authoritative entities: MIT, Stanford, Berkeley, Oxford, etc. working on the models and equations using FEA, CFD, simulations described here:
Numerical Analysis - Simulation of Cramium and Cerebrum Ballistics
If the top universities and leading centers of 3D education were invited to inspect, criticize and improve the work currently done.
Would you support it?
If there were a parallel initiative to bring a high end film digitizer into the Sacred Room in order to make copies with the utmost fidelity. That way it would be possible to determine once and for all by the scientific community whether the autopsy X-rays are genuine or have been manipulated, falsified in some way. From there, once the 3 DICOM files are obtained (have a quote: they gave me a 50% pro bono discount) an extremely accurate 3D model of the cranium can be extracted by these folks (or others, you are welcome to find other research groups):
3D Reconstruction of Anatomical Structures from 2D X-ray Images
Would you support it?
Feel free to use whatever words you prefer in the petition. I am trying to get the heck out of that level.
Note: "I don't like the idea because I don't like its author" is NOT an appropriate response. This is not a Miss Congeniality contest.
You may contact Gene Morris at the National Archives. He was named as the point of contact between the JFK Numbers projects (Donations of 3D Models of Craniums and Plazas, cosigned by ALL parts). They have given their preliminary approval, pending that of the Kennedys for bringing a film digitizer. He told me: "Mr. Herrera, the Archives has no problem, we just have to certify the equipment to be used" (attached).
-Ramon F. Herrera
JFK Numbers
ramon@jfknumbers.org
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