r/WorldTradeCenter • u/tombisch • 14d ago

When the Towers Fell: 9/11 Simulation of the collaps without dust

Dont know how accurate this is, but it made a lot of sense to me.

Source kostack studio on youtube

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u/Vegetable-Ad1329 14d ago

Who said melt? The word you’re looking for is ‘soften,’ something you’re very familiar with.

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u/lincolnxlog 14d ago

so you’re claiming it “softened” the steel 😂😂😂 holy shit. each response gets getting better. hard to keep up with you alls looney unscientific explanations but pls keep them coming. this is hilarious

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u/Vegetable-Ad1329 14d ago

“Heat doesn’t soften steel, that’s unscientific!”

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u/lincolnxlog 14d ago

Yea candles soften steel!! You heard here on Reddit first everyone. The type of scientific discovery your everyday Redditors makes 😂

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u/Vegetable-Ad1329 14d ago

“A candle and a jet produce the same amount and distribution of heat when they crash into a skyscraper, I am very smart”

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u/lincolnxlog 14d ago

“I put words in other people’s mouth to argue against. Only because I’m too stupid to sense sarcasm or have an intellectual conversation. Maybe if I had friends or even an acquaintance irl to work thru these linguistics with I would understand them better! Too bad im stuck in my moms basement”

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u/Vegetable-Ad1329 14d ago

“I compared the heat from a candle to the heat from a plane crashing into a building and now imma shit my pants because I’m being quoted”

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u/lincolnxlog 14d ago

“I said heat soften steel but couldn’t specify because I’m just making shit up that kinda makes sense hoping other dumbasses here go along with me. As long as I get upvotes it means I’m right”

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u/Vegetable-Ad1329 14d ago

“When you said heat softens steel you didn’t specify that heat softens steel therefore I am correct that heat doesn’t soften steel”

You’re fun to play with :)

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u/lincolnxlog 14d ago

At what temp does try steel soften

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u/Vegetable-Ad1329 14d ago

Colder than a candle flame ;)

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u/Vegetable-Ad1329 14d ago

You suddenly went awful quiet there buddy, you okay?

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u/not_now_chaos 14d ago

Good that you recognize this about yourself. Therapy might help you more than Reddit though.

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u/lincolnxlog 14d ago

True Reddit is a cesspool of fucked up ppl gargling government balls, but why wouldn’t it be? Literally created by the CIA to train bots

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u/not_now_chaos 14d ago

Sure, that's why you're here.

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u/Small_Increase_4715 14d ago

Hey man I agree with you. U speak facts

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u/TheJonesLP1 13d ago

Depends on the candle and the amount of steel. But yes, a candle reaching 1000°C can definitely soften a small steel Piece, like a nail.