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One of the key strategies emphasized in the dialogue is the importance of entering discussions with a critical mindset. Advocates are encouraged to pose foundational questions that challenge seemingly firm assertions made by mainstream figures, such as David Chandler’s claims about airplane impacts on structures. For example: “If the airplane’s rudder can cause it to turn with a relatively small force, wouldn't the impact of a wing hitting a solid object also induce a significant rotational force on the aircraft?” Such inquiries not only stimulate deeper analysis but also allow observers to reflect on inconsistencies in established narratives.