It would be a waste of valuable resources to have this be reality. Far better to make use of virtual reality to achieve the emotional response they require.

[Which is apparently not working on the scientist. Then again, she has no emotional attachment to her world and can find herself able to work anywhere at all. Aside from that, people live and people die. It is a simple fact of life. Becoming emotional over situations like this offers little in the way of aid to others anyway based in her experience.

Moira looks at her fingers, flicking the "dust" away. Her attention then turns towards a crying child, calmly walking forward to kneel before the little girl and catching her chin. Looking into her eyes, she studies her briefly before assessing other injuries as well.]

An accurate representation of injuries and trauma as well. Likely we are expected to do something here.

[Fascinating really. The kind of technology used here to achieve these results would have to be remarkably advanced. She can't help but to be intrigued, wanting to know what else there is here that she could make use of.]