Angelo, you seemed to have missed this also? Is this how you handle things when you get your ass handed to you? Instead of admitting you were wrong, you run and hide?Angelo,
Let's hit you with some knowledge and maybe you won't look so stupid when pushing your crapola. I doubt it though.
Below is a partial screenshot of as blueprint from the 3rd floor core plan. Columns 1001, 1002, and 1003 are circled in red. They were three columns making up the outer ring of 47 columns. Between them would have been the elevator door access at various levels. The dimension in the green circle is 2'-3". Know, do those look like 12" x12" square columns to you?
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Moving on. Below is a partial screenshot of the same three core columns (1001, 1002, 1003, circled in red) except at the 84th through 86th floor levels. Do those look like BOX COLUMNS made of 2" thick steel plate? Those are "I" Beams.
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But you just go on with your bad self and keep looking the fool because you (obviously) have no clue whatsoever as to what you are talking about.
Now explain to all of us here how those 47 core columns are going to arrest a 208' x 208', 4" thick concrete floor from coming down upon them without breaking the concrete floor apart? Are do you think the impacting 4" concrete floor (and trusses) are going to stay intact when impacting the 47 columns below? Or would it break apart?
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