How would NIST releasing their model alleviate the money problem? Anyone so mistrustful of NIST would be compelled to test the model they were given to ensure that it produced the same results as NIST reported. Otherwise, NIST could release a perfectly sound model that stands up to scrutiny, but would, in reality, produce wildly different results from what they officially reported.
It seems completely at odds with your ridiculous position that you would suddenly trust NIST to give you the same model they used. So, you must test it to be sure. And that would require money (among other resources, but you apparently feel those aren't an issue).
No, NIST releasing their model doesn't do away with your money problem.
(Speaking of money... Weren't you offering up $10,000 as prize money in some laughable challenge? Don't numerous 9/11 Truth groups around the country do "fundraisers"? Why not just donate that money to a group willing to produce a model of the WTC7 collapse? You people are an absolute shame.)
What's stopping NIST from releasing their data so their model could be verified and easily replicated?
The
data they used in their model is already out there. As I understand it, the only mildly difficult information to acquire would be the plans to WTC7. But requesting to see those plans shouldn't be difficult for a qualified engineering willing to make an effort.