I keep reminding you that there was fire and structural damage to back up the hypothesis that they caused the collapse whereas the other conjecture has "it looked like a CD" and there were loud noises. Both sides are using circumstantial evidence but yours is most obviously the weaker set.
There was debris damage and fire, therefore:
That's what caused WTC 7 to collapse
Is no more valid as evidence than
WTC 7 has all the charisteristics of an implosion, therefore:
It was a CD.
Especially when you consider that
all the reported
damage was to the
south west corner and the
middle of the south side.
The only fires reported to the east end of WTC 7, where the
initiating event occurred, were:
11:30 to 2:30
Signs if fire on 23rd floor on south side were heard/seen/smelled from 22nd floor. [well above the
initiating event]
Looking from the south east corner of the south face:
Fire seen on floor 14 (reported floor number) on south face, the face above fire was covered with smoke.
Fire on floor 14 moved toward the east face.
[probably from the large hole near center of the south face]
[no fires or smoke below floor 14 on east end of south side to obscure the view]
2:00 to 2:30
fires on east face floors 11 and 12 at south east corner....fires progressing north.
3:00 to 5:00
Around 3 p.m., fires on floors 7 and 12 along north face.
Later, fires on floors 8 and 13.
4:45
fires on floors 7, 8, 9 and 11 near
middle of north face.
Floor 12 was burned out by this time.
Summary:
As of 2 p.m., only fire in the area of the
initiating event was on floor 14 as it moved from the middle of the south face to the east.
Between 2:00 and 2:30 fires appeared at the south east corner on floors 11 and 12, around 3:00 the fire on 12 had spread to the north side.
During this time, this fire most likely spread to the area of the
initiating event.
However, by 4:45, the fire on floor 12 had burned out on the north side.
Some have inferred that the fires in the area of the
initiating event burned for 6 or 7 hours.
Such is not the case.