Odd that a desire for both increases the nearer you get. lol Few puffs a day and 4 cheers a day (of the 7% variety, Smirnoff Triple Black) in the off season. During business hours nothing as everybody should get home in the same condition they arrived in. No place for piss-tanks and star-gazers. Drinking and kids never works until they are old enough to pull you in the wagon. lolNope. I am saying that it is possible to doctor (edit) videos. Simulations are nothing but editing.
Ain't mine. I don't smoke but you carry on if you like. Or is booze your thing?
The point they were trying to stress is that next to rebuilding the tower this is as close as you will come to a replay of what happened inside the building. Since you don't mind this topic too much with your chart what would be the starting strength of a 30ft section of the inner core box columns when all the bracing is taken into account, including the rebar that would run from the core to the perimeter in every concrete floor slab in the tower. Rather than just some pieces thrown in randomly. Light weight concrete is smaller rock size, rebar is still a large strength factor in a 'lightweight floor', all those connections would have made each floor equal to a steel net. Now heat the inner core till molten steel is running out of the building and all that rebar in the floor is going to heat up the concrete so it is almost exploding by itself.
The OP simulation doesn't account fot the concrete being able to act as a heat sink, to get the steel to that temperature you would also have to have the floor at that temperature. That 800 deg would have made paper in the aboce floor burst into flames by itself , 450 deg.
I also posted the text of a surviver (some time ago) that stated when they climbed past the the crash zone there was no raging inferno. With the drywall gone they would have been melted before they got past that zone.