I've found that some NISTers don't understand Newton's Third Law, and therefore can't understand Chandler's and Ross's arguments.
I should point out, however, that no amount of mathematical contortions can bring into physical existence the upper block of storeys needed for crush-down. Do you agree? Or do you believe that math can materialize things?
The whole language of crush up/crush down is a red herring which fools both sides of the argument and confuses the "lurkers".
Once the top block started falling for both towers the top block fell apart at some stage which matters little when. The material of the top block whether still an integral block OR partly dismembered OR totally in pieces fell inside the outer tube of columns.
(Note point #1 It did not land on top of those columns and crush them - they were peeled off to fall over and land in various sized sheets splayed out from the original line of the four walls of the tower. - many videos to prove that point)
So the top block is falling on the floors of the lower tower in sequence AND on the core.
(Note point #2 the top block columns did not and could not have been in alignment or remained in alignment with the corresponding lower parts of the same columns. Childishly simple logic. The top block was falling. Got it?? - If not think again - its not rocket science.)
So what is being "crushed" in the crap language of "crush up" OR "crush down"?
The floors of the outer office space were hit with a falling and overwhelming weight with at least 20 times the static overload needed to cause immediate failure - and that without allowing for the impact effects. And both sides of the debate get that bit wrong. Those on the "no demolition" side who get the reasoning wrong only get the answer right because there was a massive oversupply of available energy.
When the word "crush" appears ask two questions:
(1) What is getting crushed. (clue: Talking about the Top Block OR the lower towers as if they were integral structures is off the rails.)
(2) So what? (Or what is the consequence of that bit getting crushed?)
Final Hint. Neither the "top block" NOR the lower towers were crushed in any meaningful sense of the word "crushed".
Chandler has no argument all same as Szamboti who looks for a fantasy jolt because he does not work with the actual mechanism of collapse. He has no idea how the top block and the lower tower interacted.