Okay, here is a question for you - if you are theorizing that the collapse violated some law of momentum/conservation of energy...then how did it happen? What you are proposing would mean that there was an incredibly massive outside force thrusting down upon the building as it collapsed... what do you propose could do that without A) Being visible B) Violently detonating upon hitting the ground C) being noticed and reported by people in the building before the collapse occurred? If what you say is true, and the buildings DID fall faster than they physically should have been capable of in free-fall, then what CAUSED the initial structural failure is irrelevant compared to whatever invisible alien superforce was pushing down upon the building in such a way.
The wild theories just don't really make sense... especially the controlled demolitions one... we witnessed the two planes impact, we know they were much larger than the buildings were meant to withstand, we know that the fuel within them burned incredibly hot... it seems like a rather simple addition of logic to see that, as the metal bracing failed from the intense heat of the burning fuel and other materials, the structural integrity started to fail and, once it hit a certain point, total collapse was inevitable.
As for the video... he is using loops of paper in one experiment, and then tooth picks (or thin wooden dowel rods) in the other - neither of which have the material properties of steel subjected to extreme heat. Granted, I am at work and unable to watch the video with sound (I will watch it again when I return home) so I could be missing part of his point there, but a cursory glance makes it seem rather... inaccurate
The wild theories just don't really make sense... especially the controlled demolitions one... we witnessed the two planes impact, we know they were much larger than the buildings were meant to withstand, we know that the fuel within them burned incredibly hot... it seems like a rather simple addition of logic to see that, as the metal bracing failed from the intense heat of the burning fuel and other materials, the structural integrity started to fail and, once it hit a certain point, total collapse was inevitable.
As for the video... he is using loops of paper in one experiment, and then tooth picks (or thin wooden dowel rods) in the other - neither of which have the material properties of steel subjected to extreme heat. Granted, I am at work and unable to watch the video with sound (I will watch it again when I return home) so I could be missing part of his point there, but a cursory glance makes it seem rather... inaccurate