Christophera
Evidence & Reason Rule
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Pretending you haven't read the Newsweek article where Robertsons information identifies a steel exoskeleton and concrete is not credible.
MSNBC - ?Painful and Horrible?
Still, Robertson, whose firm is responsible for three of the six tallest buildings in the world, feels a sense of pride that the massive towers, supported by a steel-tube exoskeleton and a reinforced concrete core, held up as well as they did—managing to stand for over an hour despite direct hits from two massive commercial jetliners.
Why do your 'invisisteel columns" not appear on 9-11 and lack diagonal bracing in construction photos?
Butt plates in construction photos show the vertical steel is not well enough joined to be "core columns".
MSNBC - ?Painful and Horrible?
Still, Robertson, whose firm is responsible for three of the six tallest buildings in the world, feels a sense of pride that the massive towers, supported by a steel-tube exoskeleton and a reinforced concrete core, held up as well as they did—managing to stand for over an hour despite direct hits from two massive commercial jetliners.
Why do your 'invisisteel columns" not appear on 9-11 and lack diagonal bracing in construction photos?
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Butt plates in construction photos show the vertical steel is not well enough joined to be "core columns".
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