>The construction of the Twin Towers was like tissue paper by comparison. Steel Exoskeleton design vs aluminum airplane. The exoskeleton sliced those planes like an egg slicer at 250MPH. Each floor was fully supported by the exoskeleton, there were no interior load bearing walls. The planes hit, were sliced and diced by the exoskeleton, blew through the windows, through the whole floor with minimal resistance (cubicles, no heavy load bearing walls, elevator shaft, power/water/communications room) and to some extent emerged out the windows on the other side. I would not call this design tissue paper. >This blew off the flimsy, sprayed-on fire resistant coatings that covered the support steel, allowing the fire to get directly to the steel. The steel was softened by the head, and collapsed, creating a pancake effect. That IS the official narrative they want everyone to believe so no one bothers to research it more deeply. Explain Tower 7? No impact, no fire, collapsed in it's own footprint along with the others. Why?