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Over the nine days spent in the aftermath, the absence of tangible artifacts of human life became hauntingly clear—the survivor never came across a single desk, chair, or computer remaining from the two iconic buildings. This stark realization emphasized the scope of utter disintegration, confirming that not only the buildings but also the people within them had experienced a similar fate. In a world turned to ashes, one could imagine that to have survived the tragic events of 9/11, one had to embody the ephemeral nature of paper—fragile yet resilient amidst overwhelming destruction.