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Originally posted by OrionStars
These are facts concerning the twin towers.
1. They had not one but two center supports. One set of rough steel framing inside the primary load bearing core support rough steel framing.
2. In order for an alleged 767 to compromise even one section of the entire center core area, it would have to compromise both sets of rough steel framing. With one far more dense and stable than the other.
Originally posted by OrionStars
I see enormous problems with those simulations.
1. Where are the drop ceilings and finished office spaces within those twin towers?
2. Where is the HVAC?
3.Where are the restrooms in the center core areas?
4. Where are the elevator shafts in the center core?
5. Where are stairwells and other divided finished rooms inside the core units?
6. Where is the other supporting steel under those floors?
7. Where is the wiring the buildings needed for telephones and electric?
Originally posted by Valhall
This is not an "enormous problem". You will be required to prove out why it would be an "enormous problem" before we can even make sense of your hyperbolic statement.
Originally posted by OrionStars
reply to post by Valhall
Per your request to provide substantiation on the twin towers:
911research.wtc7.net...
Originally posted by Valhall
Couldn't find anything to back your claim.
Most of the drawings can be viewed in this multiresolution browser.
Originally posted by OrionStars
I am not required to do anything,
Originally posted by OrionStars
Originally posted by Valhall
Couldn't find anything to back your claim.
I do not know what to tell you then. I use the website I gave for accessing blueprints, in order to access the blueprints whenever I need to access them. I have done that several times before in these discussions. Did you try the links, on the website, to access the blueprints?
Originally posted by Valhall
Yes, you are required. You are required to do much at this point. Your links do not substantiate your statement.
That leaves you being a noise...nothing more.
Originally posted by Valhall
I was able to access the site. It didn't have anything to back your statement. That would be the main problem at this point.
Originally posted by OrionStars
Blueprints mean nothing to you? Apparently, they meant nothing to Purdue either. It is self-evident in their simulations.
Originally posted by OrionStars
At this point, I am going to agree to disagree with your opinions. If at some later date, you care to point out exactly how you hypothesized Purdue's model agrees with actual construction, I would be most willing to engage in a congenial discussion on those points.