Rasputin_Vol
"Slava Ukraina"
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I do. My example referenced my point. Yours had nothing to do with this point.
As Grand has stated. You're simply trolling or you've dug way too deep to get yourself out.
Then explain to me what heat transfer, statics/dynamics and materials science have to do with comparing the human body or a glass table to steel/metal structures?
If you can't even compare apples to apples, them perhaps it is yourself that needs to be called the troll or intellectually inferior.
I said all the recent examples don't have to do with floors on a large building.
I already said it.
I already said it.
I already says it.
Troll harder. You're losing it.
Me using real building materials in my comparison vs some one else using the human body and a glass table is me trolling?
Interesting. Maybe you do need that beer after all.
You're using steel as a baseline.
Do you know just how many types of steel there are? And whether or not shipping containers are built from the same materials is kind of relevant. And we're not even going to get into construction methods that really make your analogy moot.
Shipping containers = stacked.
Buildings...built.
I was at least in the ballpark compared to these other clowns using the human body and a glass table.
And yes, I am fully aware that there are different types of steel. I've already gone over my credentials before. No need for me to prove anymore to you or the rest of these clowns.
I love how you can throw out this assertion when you have about as many posts as I do in only have the number of years. And most of your posts are worthless. At least I bring facts and put my neck on the line with predictions that seem to always (95% success rate) come true.
Option C is "you all are the ones that are wrong and confused".I point this out as most of the questions you are asking as of late have been answered already.
Yet you ask them again as if the data will change.
So you are either:
A: Trolling
B: Legitimately just don't get it
Pick one. There is no option C here.
Extremely clear explanations of the WTC collapse that have already been posted earlier in this thread.
https://youtu.be/bMZ-nkYr46w
https://youtu.be/p-UZoNqluFs
It did nothing to debunk anything I've said. In fact, it actually did mention the same thing that I have been saying before regarding asymmetrical damage of the towers (bowing and deflecting of the tower and the fires being more heavily concentrated in specific areas).
However, it did not explain how this asymmetrical damage caused symmetrical failure. And it glosses over the notion about the metal going from yielding to critical failure without describing how the floors below could have possibly not been able to at the very least yielded or bent as the floors above crashed down upon them.