What's up with her name?

When the woman in the yellow dress, under the influence of the nonlinear constructs, finally disintegrated, the hall was once again filled with whispers and anxious anticipation. The scientists, nervously glancing at each other, began reviewing the guest lists. Everyone was in shock over what had happened, and their minds were overwhelmed with thoughts of what it could possibly mean.

They came across the name "Scallop" on the guest list and started discussing this strange coincidence. The most absurd theories buzzed around their heads. One scientist, with an expert tone, suggested that "scallop" might be some kind of code or hidden hint about genetic alteration.

"It might be related to some new form of genetic manipulation," he speculated. "Maybe 'scallop' is a metaphor for some new biological technology that can alter human behavior at a molecular level."

Another scientist added:

"Or it could be part of a new type of bioengineering experiment. The scallop might hint at marine organisms used in genetic engineering to study biological mechanisms. Imagine if they're trying to integrate these mechanisms into humans!"

Each new hypothesis grew increasingly absurd until someone came up with a completely fantastical idea:

"Maybe it's something related to ancient myths and legends somehow integrated into modern technology? Don't forget that 'scallop' might symbolize something hidden beyond the visible and invisible."

The scientists continued their endless debates, absorbed in increasingly extravagant and convoluted theories. Meanwhile, the security guard at the door watched the chaos with a mysterious smile. Having just returned from the cinema, he was aware of what the scientists could not even imagine. His smile only widened as he observed the scientists diving into their hypotheses, entangled in theoretical inquiries. What the scientists were trying so hard to unravel was completely clear to him. All that needed to be done was to remember the name of the largest continent on Earth.