As Myriad so elegantly put it, aside from the resemblance in the approximate shape what is similar between your bricks and the twin towers? This is a perfect example of where your standard of physics has failed. Just like Richard Gage tried to represent the towers as empty cardboard boxes, and Jones tried to compare one acre floors of concrete 4-inches thick (concrete component) to a cinder block. There is an analogy I like to use to put these into perspective.
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What does it matter what shape the bricks are?
You guys are using cars and freight trains as anologies? You are all too
thick to even grasp the physics behind the analogy!
When one car crashes into three others, do all four cars fall to nuts and bolts
on the road?
I can't believe I'm wasting my time trying to explain this stuff. Most of the
members here have double standards and just run around in circles.