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The conversation delves into the neurological underpinnings of emotional memory, suggesting that people have an inherent bias toward pre-existing narratives formed during times of shock and emotional distress.
Innovations in Structural Physics
Dr. Wood's expertise in materials and structural engineering leads her to draw parallels between natural design and the engineered structures of the Twin Towers, likening their resilience to that of trees—capable of bending without breaking. This observation pushes her to formulate theories regarding engineered materials utilized on 9/11.