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We no longer have it here, since our server died but they pointed me to the "widely known" (they are engineers mind you) Structure magazine article confirming their theory.
http://www.structuremag.org/Archives...sanz-Nov07.pdf
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RBE posted that earlier. I need more explanation.
That is all other engineers have to go on? Not one of them remembers how some politicians and others reassured the public the towers were safe? All of a sudden they and building 7 are severely flawed? So basically fiery debris caused a high rise building to collapse. Still don't buy it. |
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Felix Unger talking to Oscar Madison: "Your horse could finish third by 20 lengths and they still pay you? And you have been losing money for all these years?!" |
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZmSH...eature=related *it's youtube, draw own conclusions |
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Felix Unger talking to Oscar Madison: "Your horse could finish third by 20 lengths and they still pay you? And you have been losing money for all these years?!" |
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I'll probably regret answering this, but when it happened, they spoke about the jet engine fuel causing severe temperatures that were never planned for
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two buildings like those falling nearby is effectively an earthquake of pretty serious proportions. I do remember all the safe statements, all too well actually. That was part of my request for the thoughts of those I use myself when we build.
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Skyscrapers on stilts...brilliant. |
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I'm not in favor of rebuilding on the site. I feel that it's sacred ground and what they've done to it is awful.
To each his own but the waterfall is creepy as all get out. And I couldn't imagine working in the new tower...especially on the holiday and at night. |
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Exact quote from my newbie S.E. this morning, while shaking her head.
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that's something i've always looked at and said not for me. they build those huge skyscrapers-but all that weight is carried by the very bottom supports. if they fail-there goes the neighborhood.
engineering takes so many things into consideration-but the magnitude of the catastrophe that day isn't something anyone could foresee. a huge fire, and no sprinklers, and god knows how much movement and strain due to the other buildings collapsing. and sometimes there are mistakes made. there was that walkway years ago that collapsed. bridges have been done incorrectly-that bridge that collapsed in st paul-they'd overloaded part of the span with building materials. as soon as it happened i told my husband that was probably what did it. of course they had denials initially, but in the end, that was exactly what was wrong. we push our luck trying to feed our egos by building higher and higher. there are limits no matter what we want. |
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Let's never forget the religion that led to these animals deciding it was a good idea to kill innocent civilians.
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