Originally posted by nsully89
It just cant be. Architects, engineers, project managers, workforce, supervision, security, logistics. Plus youve got financial departments... HR departments... Im sure ive missed some kind of functional support.
And you're going to keep 100 people silent? And nobody is going to notice the charges being placed by 100 people? Keep in mind, these charges would need to be spread over entire floors to keep the building falling evenly down. Its not an overnight job to do that. Building demolitions take days to setup and this one would be bigger then anything ever attempted before.
But it only took a failure on one floor to collapse... why does it change to every floor for explosives, but only one floor for fire? That always amazes me. "It would take tons and tons of explosives, but if its jet fuel, it only takes a little."
HR department? That is hilarious!
It just cant be. Architects, engineers, project managers, workforce, supervision, security, logistics. Plus youve got financial departments... HR departments... Im sure ive missed some kind of functional support.
And you're going to keep 100 people silent? And nobody is going to notice the charges being placed by 100 people? Keep in mind, these charges would need to be spread over entire floors to keep the building falling evenly down. Its not an overnight job to do that. Building demolitions take days to setup and this one would be bigger then anything ever attempted before.
But it only took a failure on one floor to collapse... why does it change to every floor for explosives, but only one floor for fire? That always amazes me. "It would take tons and tons of explosives, but if its jet fuel, it only takes a little."
HR department? That is hilarious!