Revisionist History Memorial Day, 2020 | Part 1
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Mar 13, 2025 
In a gripping discussion, Jenna Scurry, a 911 dispatcher and the first witness to George Floyd's murder, shares her harrowing experience on that fateful day. She delves into the tense moments of the 911 call and reflects on the psychological aspects of decision-making witnessed during the incident. The conversation emphasizes the profound societal impacts of Floyd's arrest, the fixation of law enforcement, and the need for understanding the motivations behind human behavior in critical situations. This insightful dialogue sheds light on the complexities of policing and systemic issues.
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Scurry's Observation
- Jenna Scurry, a 911 dispatcher, observed George Floyd's arrest via live video feed.
- She saw Derek Chauvin kneeling on Floyd's neck for an extended period, prompting her to call a sergeant.
Chauvin's Fixation
- Derek Chauvin's inaction during George Floyd's arrest is an example of fixation.
- Fixation is the inability to adapt to new information, sticking to a flawed plan.
Zerah's Misjudgment
- Elie Zerah, Israeli intelligence chief, fixated on the belief that Egypt wouldn't attack without air superiority before the Yom Kippur War.
- He dismissed contradictory evidence, leading to a surprise attack.
