Creative Speculation

... since it's so simple and obvious, and isn't that what's really bothering you? Gage claims that explosives cut thousands of square inches of steel columns and pulverized thousands of square yards of concrete without making enough sound to be heard on any of the videos or enough shock wave to register on any seismograph, and without even enough of a pressure wave to break windows in adjacent buildings. That would require either magic or technology so advanced that it would be indistinguishable from magic. Since most people can see that that's a ridiculously idiotic theory, Gage attempts to prop up it with another equally idiotic theory: magic thermite that can not only melt through steel in a fraction of a second like a cutter charge, but can also somehow keep the steel molten for weeks.

Sorry, wildbill, but the only thing Gage's imaginary physics prove is how gullible his marks are, and his problem remains that only a small percentage of the population is that gullible.