@RichardGage_911 The evidence says those sections of North Tower perimeter wall fell over. Pretty simple.
In fact, your "Section 4" is the very piece of the North Tower that crashed into Building 7, causing it's destruction.
You are clueless.
@RichardGage_911 Joe Hill
Building 7 did NOT fall like a controlled demolition (CD). The visible perimeter frame fell over to start, with NO DOWN MOTION. If you claim CD, explain how CD made the structure move thus. No lower supports were removed to start collapse:
https://t.co/rGgBTeMFRt
@scienceobsessed@RichardGage_911 You should believe what the evidence shows, not what someone tells you.
Of course, looking at the evidence is a prerequisite...
https://t.co/fGqJmoWfXi
@scienceobsessed@RichardGage_911 Another false dilemma.
I don't do theory. I do evidence, including collapse videos, photos, structural remains, debris patterns, and FDNY reports from the day.
Theory is for people who ignore actual evidence.
@scienceobsessed@RichardGage_911 Your comment contains a false dilemma fallacy.
NIST failed to accurately assess damage. The vertical gray line NIST listed as "possible" is actually a vertical breach of the perimeter frame, fatal for a long span structure such as Building 7.
@ic911justice A part of the North Tower core DID collapse on top of Building 7, slicing down through the building, causing a breach of the B7 perimeter frame at column 20, and loss of lower horizontal core members.
The motion shown above confirms this vertical split.
.@TTuberville: "I’m not holding up [military] nominations. [Democrats] can bring them to the floor one at a time. I can’t hold them up. I can hold up groups at a time. That’s what I’m doing." https://t.co/FPdH87iDaQ
@911Revisionist@shoestring911@AE911Truth@911_fall@RichardGage_911 No, I stated my interest; the North Tower (NT) perimeter columns which struck 7WTC. The NT core columns walked to the west, fell over, and were found on top of the piles, exactly where they should have been.
@AustinDStevens@call_me_cones 4. Swing analysis is my hobby.
Ground leverage and the ability to make INSTANTANEOUS change of direction is far more important than depth of shoulder turn. It keeps things in sequence and time without thought.
Cheers.
@AustinDStevens@call_me_cones 3. My remedy would be to do nothing but half swings. You'll be amazed at power when timing is in sync.
If you need a visual, watch professional baseball batters. They barely make a 45° back swing shoulder turn, but generate plenty of power. They are braced for the return motion.