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I won't bother quoting all that BS...
"On a large scale, uneven heat on opposite sides of a steel beam can warp it with a temperature difference of only 100°F. "
No it won't. It will with much more heat ... LOTS more. 100 degrees would be like a beam exposed to the winter cold on one side and room temperature on the other. I don't believe many buildings collapse from that.
Again, car exhaustt systems and barbeques are made from this mysterious substance with butterlike qualities you people read about but evidently have never seen or touched.
Sure it's January but go out on the deck and fire up the barbeque and experiment with trying to melt or warp it. Get that sucker to collapse, i'll wait.
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