You are totally fucking clueless here. The point is that the scattered fires in the building could not have reached the required temps, at all the precise locations, and heated up with the intensity required for the building to collapse straight fucking down!
All the BS NIST said occurred inside that building, is BS and evidence of it would have been seen, furthermore one would expect for the thing to come down partially, not all at once.
Why didn't this occur in the north tower in 1975? You don't understand that steel dissipates heat, and if one section would have gotten hot enough to cause it to fail , the other parts that weren't as hot would have held, causing an uneven partial collapse, not a total fucking collapse while free falling for 2,25 seconds!
What you are saying is that this heat applied itself to all the support beams with the same temps, at the same time for it to fall the way it did-straight fucking down! Are you that stupid? Go and study this shit before you post nonsense.
it is clear to anyone with a brain, and common sense that such extreme, asymmetric damage would have caused an asymmetric collapse, not a straight down free-fall speed collapse as we see in the videos.
Christ, you first post a story comparing a previously fire damaged dilapidated old building, now some railroad tracks, and try to compare this shit to the WTC buildings?


Wow I wonder how they kept all the steel from the WTC from "thermally expanding" like spaghetti noodles before it was installed? Make sure they kept it all out of the sun I suppose, perhaps dousing it with water
Structural steel has a thermal conductivity of 46 W/m/K, which means that any heat applied is easily wicked away, and your BS office fires could not have caused the straight down collapse unless all the beams that supported the building reached the required temps at the same time!
"Their growth and spread were consistent with ordinary building contents fires." NCSTAR 1A, p xxxii
Add to these facts that NIST admitted in their December 2007 advisory committee meeting that the fuel load could only support 20 minutes of fire in any given location.
"However, it appeared likely the critical damage state occurred between 3.5 h and 4 h." NCSTAR 1A, p 32
What could possibly have been burning, under those beams, for another three hours?
To sum up, steel components that were certified to withstand hours of fire failed in typical office fires lasting a maximum of 32 minutes in any given location.
NIST tells us that most of these unprecedented, illogical and thoroughly fantastic events were happening within the box of WTC 7 itself,
before we saw anything 
. Of course, they have absolutely no evidence for any of these things happening in the real world.
What's really fucked up is that NIST and its brainwashed supporters need the fire temps to be exasperatingly high for their theory, but then they turn around and wave away the fact that there was molten metal underneath it that burned for months, that could not have been caused by the scattered office fires! Because then they would have to take a serious look at the possibility of something else that shouldn't have been there causing the high fire temps, either way you nuts loose.
You people are fucking crazy.