So now you must prove you're an idiot...You quote..."The sheetrock walls in the Towers by themselves would have supported the floors and prevented any truss connection failures"... structural sheetrock putz...you are now impressing me with pure stupidity... I never realized someone so dumb could live as long as you... load bearing stud walls hold up my house & most likely yours too... no one ever said the floor truss system was effected by heat ... it failed from the welded tabs shearing off from overload... you have no proof of the temps inside the towers from the fuel explosion or fires... however inferred readings from NYFD showed 1800F + in places...I will believe them & not you because you are nuts... sheet rock holding up the floors of a skyscraper... man I'm impressed you have hit a whole new level of dumb putz...

No, no, no!! First of all...there is no such thing as structural sheetrock, the sheetrock walls do not hold up anything, in anyones house goober....what you have are structural walls ( all outside walls, some interior walls which are determined by the size of the spans in certain rooms, which in return determines the size of wood needed to span a certain footage by code) the roof will be supported by these walls only, sheetrock is a finishing component, nothing more, the strength of sheetrock is actually the paper on both sides, a simple razor knife cut on one side will allow this product to easily be snapped to any shape required.........please see any how to video on sheetrock installation for a quick class on that.

Most high rises do not run drywall to the upper deck ( the age of the buolding would indicate original walls were lath and plaster) only shafts and rooms requiring a 2 hr fire rating will receive this...elec rooms, kitchens...etc. in the interior rooms the rock stops just above the ceiling, these spaces are remodeled every time a new tennant takes over......so wrong again on that account........we are not even going to cover the mechanical rooms and common R/A as you would never get it.

The exterior columns in any high rise are designed to carry the load, the interior beams transfer the load to the outer columns, each is rated for a certain load in kips, exceed this and we have a failure in structure as the design load at this point will be putting stress in other areas not rated for that load. I would also suggest you look into what a spandrel is and does.....your knowledge in these matters would not allow you to build a birdhouse without a lawsuit.......Punk!

I've built many sheetrock walls in my time. Sheetrock walls have vertical strength. That's why you can't remove a sheetrock wall in your home unless you can determine that it is not load-bearing. Sheetrock walls in commercial buildings have steel studs which make them even stronger than the walls in your home. If it was possible for the floor slabs to pancake, the vertically strong sheetrock walls sitting on the floors would have halted the fall of the floor slabs. But that is moot because there was no force which could have made the floor truss connections all fail at the same time. And even if they could, the massive center core would have remained standing just as the PBS documentary revealed:

No!!! Sheetrock is a finish.....it is not used for any structural strength...Dummy, quit building shit if you think Sheetrock holds up structure instead of structure holding up sheetrock...OMG!!

I suggest you walk around in your attic....use the sheetrock, much easir that trying to step on those pesky 2x8s on 16" centers....THAT ARE HOLDING UP YOUR SHEETROCK....STUPID!!

No again, once you have a beam failure you no longer are carrying the load to the structural columns dummy, now you overload the next......from there its a domino effect of failure.........

I suggest you figure out what my discipline of a career is.........you are one stupid soul if you believe one iota of that ignorance you are spewing.

You need help....BAD!...........Hit that attic boy, curious to know how that structural sheetrock works out for ya.....now git after it skippy.

No!!! Sheetrock is a finish.....it is not used for any structural strength...Dummy, quit building shit if you think Sheetrock holds up structure instead of structure holding up sheetrock...OMG!!

I suggest you walk around in your attic....use the sheetrock, much easir that trying to step on those pesky 2x8s on 16" centers....THAT ARE HOLDING UP YOUR SHEETROCK....STUPID!!

No again, once you have a beam failure you no longer are carrying the load to the structural columns dummy, now you overload the next......from there its a domino effect of failure.........

I suggest you figure out what my discipline of a career is.........you are one stupid soul if you believe one iota of that ignorance you are spewing.

You need help....BAD!...........Hit that attic boy, curious to know how that structural sheetrock works out for ya.....now git after it skippy.

I have always referred to sheetrock walls. Sheetrock walls include the studs. Sheetrock walls do have a lot of structural strength. Commercial sheetrock used in office towers is much thicker than the half inch used in most homes. Most of it is 3/4" to one inch thick. When firmly screwed to metal studs, a wall with two thick sheets of sheetrock would hold up the entire front line of the Green Bay Packers and all their cheerleaders.

Could you remove all the interior sheetrock walls in your home without the entire attic caving in? Try it and see how that works out for you.

Get the hell out of the way Payne!!!!
You give them the opportunity to ignore the subject of this thread!!!!
'Who Is Really Responsible For The Chemical Attack In Syria?'

Here is a refresher from the past BS from our MSM's coverage of Syria:
The Syrian War What You're Not Being Told
https://youtu.be/dkamZg68jpk

Why would Assad gas his own people????
Assad would have to be an idiot. NO motive!!!
It gave the US/CFR foreign policy an excuse to support ISIS and other foreign mercenaries. Those trying to take over Syria.
Who needs another Libya fiasco? ISIS does. That’s who.

BTW; The US backed other regimes that gassed their own people. Saddam Hussein for one in Iraq.
Now we allied with other radical Islam sects and foreign mercenaries, to take out Assad.
Is this another Libya in the making as a result of US foreign policy?

I have always referred to sheetrock walls. Sheetrock walls include the studs. Sheetrock walls do have a lot of structural strength. Commercial sheetrock used in office towers is much thicker than the half inch used in most homes. Most of it is 3/4" to one inch thick. When firmly screwed to metal studs, a wall with two thick sheets of sheetrock would hold up the entire front line of the Green Bay Packers and all their cheerleaders.

Could you remove all the interior sheetrock walls in your home without the entire attic caving in? Try it and see how that works out for you.