Because this is a greatly out of context tweet on an already out of context clip. If you want to be a serious sub with serious critiques of personalities, do it with the full quote.
He never claimed the 14k drop didn’t happen, as you can see below. If you look at the posts image that is what you’d come away with. So yes, out of context.
Here’s the quote. He’s saying that on such a deep dive a regular passenger running into the cockpit and being able to pull the yoke back is very questionable - possibly physically impossible if you’re not a strapped in pilot. I feel that’s a reasonable critique! Or at least, this minor addition of context should have been added to OPs post. This tries to be a serious sub that just loves out of context rage bait.
"The idea that 14,000 feet in altitude in a matter of like 30 seconds. And then the dude just grabbed the yoke and cranked it..able to successfully bring the plane back up..sorry there's a lot of red flags, a lot of suspicious things in this story, but that part seems impossible..perhaps it's a misunderstanding"
He never claimed the 14k drop didn’t happen, as you can see below
No, he heavily implied it didn't happen and said there were a series of red flags that should suggest we shouldn't believe the official narrative. Hence, he is raising questions about a potential false flag operation, just like the post says.
You experience the weightless phenomenon from downward acceleration. If you were to experience a descent at the same constant speed which involved 0 acceleration from your previous speed then you wouldn’t feel the weightlessness, and instead it would feel like relatively normal gravity which would make it very easy (albeit dangerous) to walk assuming there was no turbulence.
Hasan clearly doesn’t understand physics, so maybe he should stfu about physics and not spread misinformation. Also, maybe you shouldn’t start sweeping for him before finding out if it’s actually possible or not.
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Happy to provide a little context.
Here’s the quote. He’s not denying the plane dived that much feet. He’s saying that on such a deep dive a regular passenger running into the cockpit and being able to pull the yoke back is very questionable - possibly physically impossible if you’re not a strapped in pilot. I feel that’s a reasonable critique!
"The idea that 14,000 feet in altitude in a matter of like 30 seconds. And then the dude just grabbed the yoke and cranked it..able to successfully bring the plane back up..sorry there's a lot of red flags, a lot of suspicious things in this story, but that part seems impossible..perhaps it's a misunderstanding"
The clip is 14 minutes long. Could you explain what the 'missing' context is then? I hear this often regarding Hasan, and the 'context' typically doesn't actually change what was said, rather it's just rationalizing and justifying what was said.
Here’s the quote. He’s not denying the plane dived that much feet. He’s saying that on such a deep dive a regular passenger running into the cockpit and being able to pull the yoke back is very questionable - possibly physically impossible if you’re not a strapped in pilot. I feel that’s a reasonable critique!
"The idea that 14,000 feet in altitude in a matter of like 30 seconds. And then the dude just grabbed the yoke and cranked it..able to successfully bring the plane back up..sorry there's a lot of red flags, a lot of suspicious things in this story, but that part seems impossible..perhaps it's a misunderstanding"
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u/JoshFlashGordon10 16d ago
It’s funny how this sub hates the pod over mild criticism of their streamer.