It’s because it’s connected to the neck bone
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The arm bone is connected to the rib bone
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You guys guessed it. You will:
Go to paris in freelancer with a large item and a bunch of small ones
Hope you start on the barge
Go down the ladder right away before your items load
Enjoy some animation we normally never see
You’re welcome
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Especially in Paris when you start on the barge because you’d be heat with a sniper on your back in alerted territory and screwed if you managed to aim your briefcase in La Seine 
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Just imagine in hardcore mode with mendatory sniper kill… entire campain failed over bad briefcase aim, and its hard to do from up there 
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har har. That got a laugh out of me.
If you’re not familiar with 3D modelling, the term “bone” is used to refer to two points that form a rigid section - connect two bones together and you have a joint. Moving a bone causes the entire connected length of the model to move with it, which is how you do your animation.
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I’ve done this myself. If you spawn into Paris atop the sniping platform and your connection to IOI is lagging enough, you can get onto the ladder and the briefcase will spawn into 47’s hand while you’re descending.
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I know, I just couldn’t resist. It was too good an opportunity. 
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In New York, if you reschedule Athena’s meeting and let the meeting play out, Mateo Perez quits and turns over his part of the backup data, leaving it on the conference room table for you to pick up at your leisure.
Perez walks down to the entrance of the bank and just stands there fidgeting for the rest of the mission.
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I got bored and replayed an escalation in Marrakesh. One I had finished probably when it first came out and hadn’t touched since. It’s the one where you need to kill the old school principal with an ax and one other soldier while disguised as the old man.
I got new top times on each level…
And that makes me curious to try other/old escalations to see how much easier they are. 
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After the speech about openning the Scepter (as I “find the other name too vain”)), Sheik turns around and quitely says a line:
“This is indeed a feat, not only for me, but for the whole humanity.”
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MAGA: Make Arabia Great Again
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In fairness, with some of the advancements in science, math, and even culture that have come out of the Arabian world over the millennia, it may very well have a better claim to such a… claim, than America ever has.
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Without getting political, I wholeheartedly agree that we are ought to credit ancient minds from non-european countries. While their achievements might seem “trivial”, they were the ones who achieved milestones that shaped our present.
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I never noticed that other (non-enforcer) NPCs will NOT have a white dot over their head if you’re choking someone out.
At first, I was wondering if (this) guard would just walk by like that’s just what goes on… Just a couple of lovebirds cuddling in some random spot on the floor. 
Sadly, I… We became compromised.
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It is a popular misconception that the arabs are well-known for their great scientific, mathematic and philosophical acchievements, it is usually the persian (iranian) acchievements that gets misaccredited to arabs simply because they are all muslims. The persians (iranians) gave us some of the most well-known and greatest advancements of the medieval period. Now I’m not saying that there weren’t any contemporary great arab minds but they pale in comparison to the persians (iranians) because they got a thousand year earlier start to their civilization with the persian Achaemenid Empire (ca 500 BCE).
Now this isn’t an accusation but perhaps you are thinking of the Islamic Golden Age which is not synonymous with arabian or perhaps you are thinking of the arabic language which was a lingua franca of the islamic world which does not equal the arabic world. Just like how english is a modern lingua franca it does not mean most of the world is the english world. Maybe you think me to be needlessly nitpicky but it is important to credit the right people for the right things.
If you look through this list you’ll find that about 90% of the islamic inventors and inventions were persian (iranian).
Example of three of the most well-known islamic polymaths
Al-Khwarizmi - Wikipedia (persian)
Omar Khayyam - Wikipedia (persian)
Ibn al-Haytham - Wikipedia (persian-arab)
I don’t know much about contemporary modern achievements in the that part of the world but based on what you said…
…I took a historical perspective to this claim.
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When I say the “Arabian world,”‘I was referring to the region we refer to as the Middle East overall. A stereotypical generalizing, I know, but the most well-known one that I felt would get my point across.
I see well like I said Iran is not part of the arabian world. Never was historically either. Probably would be offensive to them. Like saying Ukraine is part of the russian world.