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Originally posted by Insolubrious
If you had all the variables for the device used then it would all make perfect sense I am sure but we don't have those variables, we can only make educated guesses and deduction of the scenario.
Originally posted by OrionStars
reply to post by Insolubrious
The following website has a photo of the exterior primary load bearing supports used at the upper levels at the impact areas of WTC 1 and 2. Quite a bit different than the other photo:
911research.wtc7.net...
Those supports are closely spaced together.
Originally posted by Damocles
i dont think classic physics could possibly explain what happened and it would likely take a supercomputer running chaos theory a year to model it out (assuming of course said supercomputer wasnt busy playing chess lol)
of course that goes for the OCT side as well...if nist cant explain it with 1000s X more data then we have, how are any of us going to come up with a likely scenario for how those buildings fell?
Originally posted by OrionStars
The following website has a photo of the exterior primary load bearing supports used at the upper levels at the impact areas of WTC 1 and 2. Quite a bit different than the other photo:
Originally posted by ANOK
Also putting concrete around a structure that flexes is a bad idea, think about that one...
Originally posted by Damocles
so i guess what i meant by oversimplified was that most people arent taking all of the variables into account
Originally posted by Damocles
...wasnt removing the majority of the concrete what allowed them to be built so tall in the first place? cut the concrete and the structure is light enough to go taller no?