To Gravy,
There is a lot of material on my site and I don't want it to distract from the present topic.
For the purposes of the present conversation, let's just think of the last link as simply a collection of pictures which show core box column sections that are not amazingly straight and undamaged.
And lets verify together the following facts:
1) The large, large majority of core box column sections seen in the rubble are totally straight.
2) The large, large majority of core box column sections seen in the rubble have squared-off ends with clean breaks that are right along the original weld surfaces.
And then we can make a third photo album of all the core box column sections that are noticably bent along their lengths or show noticable damage near their ends.
It is a verifiable fact that the number of noticably bent or "buckled" core box columns are only a small fraction of the total.
Since this is possible to verify using the resources mentioned before, can we agree that the large, large majority of core box column sections as seen in the rubble are in a remarkably well-preserved condition, without bends or dents?
If we could just agree that this is in fact true, we will already have accomplished more than both NIST and Steven Jones have on this subject.
Why do ALL demolition experts reject the fantasist myth that explosives were used to bring down the Twin Towers? What errors does Brent Blanchard make in the Protec paper?