Capstone
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- Feb 14, 2012
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You're thinking buildings are some great Jenga set. In order for a building to fall in any direction other than straight down requires an outside force to push it to the side. There was no force, only gravity pulling downward. It's covered in any first year Physics class.
Apparently you were absent from class on the day the instructor spoke about the third law of motion.