Eyewitnesses have the greatest difficulty identifying people in a police lineup.
Have you seen the Citgo setting?
You look north, one view.
You turn 180 degrees and look south, a completely different view.
Now it is 9/11.
A day that only the brain dead could forget.
You are at the CItgo gas station.
You hear the loud roar of a Boeing 767 approaching at high speed and very low altitude.
You look to the north and this dramatic vision of this close up fly by is permanently etched in your memory.
A second later a huge conflagration occurs at the Pentagon.
Years later, someone suggests that you and 9 others were not likely
to remember such an event very well.
I still remember exactly where I was the day JFK was assassinated!
You sir are afraid of the truth and deep in denial!
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It doesn't matter if you space those events in double space, they still occurred in a fraction of a second, and no human brain can retain so much information for so long, with exactitude.