(*Facepalm again*)
We've already known about
Spooked911's experiment, and we've already discussed it into the ground. And comprehend that modeling an event or phenomena involves more than just providing the basic components without regard to scale issues.
On top of that, you know nothing of the fires in the Twin Towers; you're trusting an unsupported claim. If you had elected to study the actual evidence, you wouldn't be stating such a patently foolish thing. For starters, the 1975 North Tower fire was not set off across large horizontal portions of the affected floors
at once like the 9/11 fires did, nor did it cover 8 floors. The '75 fire started on the 11th floor and propogated down to the 9th and up to the 14th, for a total of 6 floors. And again, it didn't engulf the entire floor areas on all or even some of those floors; on the contrary, the only floor that had significant area covered was the 11th one, which had around 25% of it's area engulfed. As NCSTAR 1-4 noted about the '75 event: "
Fire damage on other floors was confined to the utility closets". So it was really a single story fire that didn't even cover the entire floor, with some spillover into commercial closet-sized spaces on 5 other floors. That's it. Compare
that to the observations in NCSTAR 1-5A for the September 11th event, and note how widespread the fires were. Flames were visible on all four sides of the North Tower across multiple floors, and were visible on at least 2 sides on others.
It is the opposite of truth to state that the 9/11 fires were "at least an order of magnitude smaller than the fire that had already taken place in the WTC in the mid '70s". It is verifiably, patently untrue, and deliberately deceptive to boot. In any measurement you wish to use - number of floors involved, area of any single floor involved, etc. - the September 11th fires were larger. In fact, in terms of floor area, most
individual floor's fires on 9/11 were larger than the entire 1975 one.
Read NCSTAR 1-5 and its sub reports for an accurate description of the fires. You have proven that you are working from abysmally inaccurate information, and you are also willing to misrepresent details of past events to minimize the magnitude of the September 11th disaster. You need to review basic facts about 9/11. And learning where you got the above claim wrong is a good starting point for you.