I Like To Feel That

Because Crime Stories Reveal An Aspect Of Our Personality That Everybody Has, But Which We Normally Keep Very Deeply Hidden. We Like To Talk About The Good Sides Of Ourselves. We Don't Like To Talk About Our Hatreds, Our Distrusts Of One Another, Our Secrets, But Crime Stories Drag Those Things To The Surface And Consequently They Fascinate People And Always Have Throughout All History.

I Try To Take Large, General Questions That Are Difficult To Resolve And Break Them Down Into Small, Very Specific Questions That Have Clear Answers.

Standardization Leads To Rigidity, And Rigidity Causes Things To Break.

On The Other Hand, If You Suggest To A Person Who Has Been A Victim Of A Serious Crime That We Take The Issue Too Seriously, They'll Look At You Like You're Crazy. So That's A Really Tough Issue, Whether We're Doing More Harm Than Good By Paying So Much Attention To A Few Cases That Honestly Don't Normally Intersect With Our Lives.

It's Easy For People To Grow Up In Our Society Believing That Certain Lifestyles Are Risk Free When They Certainly Are Not.