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Despite claiming not to be a scientist or inventor, the person shows a fascination with the workings of machinery, failure analysis, and forensic engineering. They recount inspecting collapsed bridges and disaster sites, pondering why structures fail and how disasters like Hiroshima, 9/11, and storm damage could be understood through investigative logic.
They express skepticism about conspiracy theories surrounding events like 9/11, criticizing the denial of planes' involvement and emphasizing the importance of viewing all evidence critically. Their interest in metallurgy, vaporization of metals during welding, and micrometeorites indicates an analytical mind, fascinated by material science and structural integrity.