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i am very well versed in heating
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I don't think anybody had to endure 1500 degree temperatures. Fire is just not that hot. Ever been near a wood stove, a campfire or a candle? You can stand just inches away from either and not burn up... why is that?
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For someone who supposably works with fire and bending steel all day you sure do have some weird opinions on it.
If you worked with fire you'd know that, when heated, metal becomes weaker and expands at the same time. You should also know there is a difference between heat and temperature. We have forged swords out of heat (WELL below 800 degrees) for millenia with simply heat and pressure. We know full well the WTC had plenty of both. Why is it so hard to believe that the smallest of cracks could grow and buckle?
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When "the real story" requires a whole bunch of improbable but theoretically possible circumstances it's just unlikely.
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Oh do I have to point out the "whole bunch of improbable" circumstances the cleanest conspiracy theories have
again?