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It has less to do with the fact that low cards are out and more to do with the fact that the 2 AA2 are cutting each other up.
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Cooker, you disappoint. Let's kill my flush draw, drop an A, put two high cards out there and lose one each of the jacks and 6s (killing a lot of 2 pair, trips and straight combos). Guess what? Even under these horrible conditions I still have positive equity!!!!!
http://twodimes.net/h/?z=1891640
cards..........scoop.....EV
Ts 9s Jc 6h 68455 0.253
As 3s Jd 2d 52097 0.326
4s 6d 5d 3h 21161 0.145
Ac Qc 3c Ah 58684 0.277
Now let's take a more likely scenario (we can't see monsters under the bed) and put a KK out there (killing a heap of straight and 2 pair possibilities).
http://twodimes.net/h/?z=1891689
cards..........scoop.....EV
Ts 9s Jc 6h 77067 0.316
As 4d 2d 3h 16422 0.260
Ks Ad Kd 4h 61372 0.229
Ac 7c 3c Ah 32415 0.195
As you can see there are many likely combos that I OWN. Sure I'll be a small dog in some (such as if many high cards are out), but given what I knew of the players and the strong likelihood of all four aces and a lot of low cards in their hands, it was +EV.