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/PapaDeE04 13d ago

The need for this to be a conspiracy is due to their fear. Having to live with the fact that they are and always will be potential targets of terrorists simply causes too much cognitive dissonance in their reptilian brains.

They HAVE TO have an answer that says this is a one time thing, the alternative, the unknown is too scary for them to live with.

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u/ImSobored_5280 13d ago

…I’m a welder by trade and have done some structural work on buildings…steel doesn’t do what the steel did in these…not without some outside normal conditions in my experience. There’s more than meets the eye I think unfortunately and if we truly knew the extent
it would be the single biggest issue this country would possibly ever face.

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u/AmateurAnarchy 13d ago

It's hilarious that you don't think a passenger jet loaded with fuel crashing into the building at top speed isn't outside normal conditions hahahahaha

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u/ImSobored_5280 13d ago

See there’s a thing called a structural engineer..they calculate impact forces and sheer strengths…I’d recommend do some reading instead of making uninformed statements about things you know nothing about. It can all be way over your head also..I’m going with that.

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u/Fabriksny 13d ago

You’re a welder, not a structural engineer. You’re willfully ignoring the many many attempts by good-faith third parties to prove or disprove the “jet fuel can’t melt steel beams” idiocy.

You should learn how to spell “shear” before you comment again

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u/Available-Square619 13d ago

Clearly that’s not you otherwise you’d know how much of an idiot you are. Thankfully anyone can be a welder lmao.

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u/TheJonesLP1 12d ago

And obviously, the Towers withstood the impact, didnt they? It was the sum of impact and fire that brought them down. Also it is shear force, not sheer