greyenlightenment
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greyenlightenment
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1d ago
You'd have to be stupid to commit a serious federal crime and expect to get away. There feds have so many resources and so determined, and also it does not help that the vast majority of criminals are not masterminds and make in hindsight stupid mistakes.
- The problem is that there is no "extra" time; there is only one time and it is limited. "Extra time" on anything is an illusion, because you are taking your own time from something else. This is not just a metaphysical quibble- parents will demand that a kid get extra time (which usually means double time) on anything the kid finds difficult. Since time cannot be created, a kid who finds the material difficult will take an entire class period for a short quiz, thereby missing a bunch of material and falling behind, ensuring that he finds future material difficult as well and requiring even more "extra" time. Parents rarely understand this, even when it is explained to them.
Disaagree. Unless I am misunderstanding, there is unlimited time outside of school. i can take as much time as I want to complete something. Even at work except for , ironically , low-skilled jobs where you're expected to 'clock in', there is much more flexibility than observed in academia/school. Projects are always being delayed, excuses, people late to work, vacation, emergencies, sick time ,etc. hardly anything is set in stone. The irony is that jobs that require the least amount of credentials have the least accommodations.
I agree though that undeserved accommodations are bad, because it's unfair to others and creates hassle. But I don't think it has much applicability for the real world either, because we see the opposite for many jobs and circumstances.
greyenlightenment
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2d ago
Yeah , but even 94% is not enough to secure a conviction. They need it to be it airtight . I can understand the skepticism. Trust in agencies and government at historic lows.
As someone interested in true crime, this is fascinating:
FBI arrests man in Jan. 6 DC pipe bomber investigation, sources say
This concludes a five year investigation.
My biggest question, and the question on others' mind is, how was he caught when there is apparently so little evidence? A grainy video, a sneaker brand, and that was it pretty much it. The FBI has even outdone the 4chan geolocators, which describes a community of online sleuths who “dox” targets by analyzing geographic details such as weather patterns, cloud formations, and other environmental cues in photos, who were unable to identify him (of course, the FBI has much more resources, evidence and extralegal powers).
greyenlightenment
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2d ago
I am not disagreeing with you. I just think it's interesting how it's a discrete event like that
It will never get to that point. Almost certain a plea bargain to avoid life in prison. feds do not lose or are made fools in court.
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