What all you "the planes didn't really bring down the towers" crowd needs to explain is not the physics
Actually, this is the most important thing that needs to be explained. If the physics don't work (and are not even remotely close), nothing else about a theory of investigation matters.
You are suggesting understanding motivations and being able to read minds is more important than physics. Such thinking is detrimental to investigation. First you determine whether or not a theory is possible (like a little bit of plane fuel melting an entire buildings worth of steel and concrete LOL) then you can try to fit in the motivations.
I don't believe the physics are impossible. The steel frame didn't have to melt. It only needed to soften a relatively little. The molecular movement within the structural elements increases steadily with increased heat, becoming less densely packed and less able to hold the weight it was designed to hold.
Actually, this is the most important thing that needs to be explained. If the physics don't work (and are not even remotely close), nothing else about a theory of investigation matters.
You are suggesting understanding motivations and being able to read minds is more important than physics. Such thinking is detrimental to investigation. First you determine whether or not a theory is possible (like a little bit of plane fuel melting an entire buildings worth of steel and concrete LOL) then you can try to fit in the motivations.
I don't believe the physics are impossible. The steel frame didn't have to melt. It only needed to soften a relatively little. The molecular movement within the structural elements increases steadily with increased heat, becoming less densely packed and less able to hold the weight it was designed to hold.