Looks can be deceiving.
Seems like you try to apply common sense and gut feeling to a complex engineering problem.
Your problem here is that gut feeling and common sense don't work really well when trying to estimate how things happen way outside our domain of experiences.
And, face it, the energy, masses, forces involved in these collapse totally defy all of your worldly experiences.
You are wrong, but it's nothing to be ashamed of.
Cool
Like I already wrote to Ivan: Of course Jones is not literally always wrong on everything, but all his significant claims about 9/11 are fundamentally wrong:
- There were no unusual temperatures, given the nature of the event
- He found no unreacted thermite
- He found no residues of reacted thermite - that which he believes to be such residue are in fact the most ordinary contents of construction and industrial dusts, including many kinds of mundane ashes.
- The towers were not demolished