GeoffP said:Engineers can be wrong, too you know. I think Canadian (or maybe Australian; one of the colonies, anyway) engineers all wear an iron ring to commemorate a bridge that fell when it shouldn't have. We can't go around making up conspiracy theories for everything that doesn't work as it should. Where's my cheap, affordable jet-pack, anyway? And why don't my spam filters keep all spam out? Is George Bush sneaking onto the system and sending me messages entitled "zoo pr()n! b4by! yehah!" or trying to get me to give him my bank information?
Geoff
Why do you always have to take the discussion into random humorous directions.. I can bet you already get enough laughs in real life, but is your need so insatiable?!?
Anyways, your point is good, if you overlook three things. This conspiracy theory isn't based solely on the fact that the towers fell, although its a major component, you shouldn't let tunnel vision get in the way. Secondly, (source: "Thing on my Pinkie") you cannot compare engineering standards 60 years apart. Thirdly, have you seen any ideas to improve the engineering of the WTC? I haven't, although it's a regular practice to have a conference on what should be improved for future standards, a WTC "improvement meeting" was overlooked (because it was perfectly designed).. meaning there was a construction flaw, not an engineering flaw.