defaultdotxbe
Drunken Shikigami
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youve been given several answers in this threadHey, no one here has ever tried a logical interpretation other than what I provide of the core.
you shoudl look up the definition of "logical" because, again, youve been given severalI've asked, they won't do it. I've asked why the supposed "steel core columns" are not seen. No logical answers.
youve been shown several picture of the steel core in this threadThere are a lot more than 2 images showing concrete. There are none from the construction showing steel columns IN THE CORE.
so your telling me the whole time they wre building the tower no one ever took a flash camera inside and took a picture of the core to document how its coming along? ive worked on construction sites, i can assure you that core would have been photographed on a daily basis, any cracks that appeared in the concrete would have been documentedNot after seeing the documentary. The videographers had a hard time finding good pictures of it amongst the thousands of stills and hundreds of reels of 16mm film. Why? It was 35 to 60 feet from the perimeter and always in shadow, or covered with forms inside and out and almost always 40 feet below the top floor. The demolition images provide the best view ever.
also, why cant you find anyone who worked on the contruction that can tell you about the core? i remember you citing one guy who said there WASNT a concrete core
furthermore, if the core was 40 feet below the progress of the floors, what were the floors attached to? how were they attached to the core when it rose up to meet them? it must be very difficult to keep couplings like that steady in wet concrete
again, youve been shown several pictures of themThey would of the steel core columns too, if they existed and they did not.
