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Originally posted by Pilgrum
The record player spindle analogy is a good one but those spindles are one single piece, not a multitude of individual sections welded and bolted together. The reason those core columns appear so neatly cut is they were made that way and what we see are broken welds - you can see the depth of the welds quite clearly there. The column sections were massively strong particularly in compression but the overall assembly is only as strong as its weakest links.
Originally posted by Pilgrum
The first theory I saw that attempted to explain the collapse centred on the truss seats at the outer walls and the idea put forward was that there was sufficient heat from the fires to cause the seats to deform and let the trusses go.
Originally posted by WraothAscendant
Methinks I spy a little of the core standing up here. (refering to a previous post by gottago)
Originally posted by WraothAscendant
reply to post by OrionStars
Rrrrrrrrrrrriiiiiigggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhtttttttttttttttttttttttttttt
You can no more surmise how they designed the building to hold its loads than you can tell how many people was in it at impact.
It really bothers me every time I hear about a pancake theory of the collapse of the towers. It is so rediculous. How can they expect anyone in the world to believe it?
If the weight of the top part of the building crushed the floors below it, what crushed the top?
We should be looking at photos of the top part of the building sitting on top of the squished lower floors.
Instead, we see the parts of the outer shell blown apart, into surrounding buildings, and the rest turned into tiny pieces.
Anyone who believes the official version, handed out by a government that is, as rapidly as possible, turning into a fascit dictatorship, needs to have his head examined. They all have to be crazy or they actually want to ive under fascism.
1. Conditional Probability. Consider this case: you win the lottery jackpot. You are then charged with having cheated, for instance with having bribed lottery officials. At the trial, the prosecutor points out that winning the lottery without cheating is extremely unlikely, and that therefore your being innocent must be comparably unlikely. This reasoning is intuitively faulty — it could be applied to any lottery winner, even though we know somebody wins the lottery every day. The flaw in the logic is that the prosecutor has failed to take account of the low prior probability that you and not somebody else would win the lottery in the first place. One example of this fallacy which was once routinely used in Britain among child care agencies and law enforcement [1] was Meadow's law, which led to a number of highly publicised cases of wrongful conviction for murder. The law claimed that in child cot death (SIDS) "One is a tragedy, two is suspicious and three is murder unless there is proof to the contrary."
Originally posted by WraothAscendant
The weight of the structure crushed itself due to not being able to hold itself up anymore due to structural damage.
I really don't understand how that is not understood.
You are familiar with the term "domino effect" right?
Physics works the same way no matter what,
If you take a big metal box, and put it on top of something that is not strong enough to support its weight, and it colapses, then what reason could there be for the big metal box to disintegrate?
Just a simple question, why is the top of the building not lying on top of the debris pile?
Originally posted by WraothAscendant
No my friend your trying to indoctrinate me with the party lines.
No reasoning to it.
Not to forget repeatedly insulting my intelligence.
Originally posted by Retreiver
There are videos showing firemen in the rubble dust finding bomb trigger detonaters. There were even interviews of people who ran out of the building describing loud explosions.