When we have a glimpse of the mark differences in the workings of our brains, we can be more lenient and tolerant of other individuals behavior. We can also have more understanding and empathy as we come across people with brains that work a little bit differently.
How can we help other people with brains that are different, perhaps we need to study more about the subject, to allow us to be more sensitive as we become more informed. It is a two way street, we learn more about it and we benefit from that knowledge. When we are aware of the behaviors elicited by the people who are afflicted by the atypical brain conditions, and are able to save ourselves and others from explosive situations. One example could be our ability to discern when we are faced with  someone with a particular brain condition such as dyslexia; if we are trying to help them learn reading and writing, we will not get easily frustrated, because we will be able to realize that they have difficulty learning, names, even the letters of the alphabet, difficulty reading single words that are not in context, we will be able to save time and energy understanding that they have difficulty with reading and comprehension. We will not be frustrated, but be compassionate as we make an effort to help them.

We are all different, due to diversity of our brains. Have you noticed that some people are lefties, other people are righties? Have you the opportunity to work with people who are diagnosed as having attention deficit and hyperactivity, alcoholics, dyslexics, people who have photographic memory, depressed people?Have you an acquaintance who has an autistic child, or who has adopted an autistic child?
The brain is one of the master pieces of creation, however when affected by foreign substances such as lead poisoning, this causes damage to the prefrontal lobes. Researchers at Pittsburgh  University  have discovered a link between  children with lead posoning  and children who have been convicted for legally delinquent behavior.Studies are underway to see if there is the same kind of correlation between lead poisoning  and  children diagnosed  as afflicted by ADHD.

There is a misconception about the quality and quantity of our brain cells. People use to think that our brain cells had their peak when we were born. We  have learn that our brain development happens after birth, well after birth.  We could say that our brain is in “evolution”. After we are born the brain continues to grow and develop. The frontal cortex part of the brain according to some researchers  reaches its growth completeness when the person reaches his or her mid-twenties, could even be later. So considering these facts, we can understand why we make poor judgements between the ages of 18 and 26.

No one knows for certain what was the true cause for the twin towers collapse. The present reality is that these towers are gone and they took with them many precious innocent people. Those people, left behind their families to morn their loss. Each individual lost can never be brought back, can never be replaced by another human being. The void left in each person left behind will always be there to remind the person of the loss.
At this point and time there is nothing that can be done to replace people. A building can be rebuilt, but the lives of individuals are impossible to recreate, only God can do that.

Whom should be mention as a culprit or the source of all the suffering brought by the twin towers collapse?
In my mind there is one culprit.

A wise men said once that between individuals as well as between nations the respect to the rights of others yields peace. This nugget of knowledge should never be ignored. It can make the difference between life and death, between happiness and unhappiness, between right and wrong, between what is mine and what is yours.
In conclusion, the lack of RESPECT from whomever did the evil act on the USA is the ultimate cause.

Now the least we can do, is to pay our respect to those left behind for their irreplaceable loss.