Well, in Jinga, as you know, you remove pieces until the tower collapses. But the tower never falls straight down, or implodes. It topples over. Even if every player was to remove the center pieces, when it collapsed, it would topple to a side. Throw something at it, and it still doesn't implode onto itself. Another thing that is easy to test with Jinga is fall speed. Drop a single piece and time it, from the same height as would be the top tier. Now time the collapse of the tower. The times should have a large variation, because the collapse had resistance. You will also know that after the collapse, sometimes you have to pick up pieces from the floor a good distance from the "tower site". I know people want to think the government had nothing to do with it, but it wouldn't be the first time we were lied to in order to justify their cause. After all, government is just a business these days.