Is this where every film comes to be about a very relatable cop duo chasing a serial killer? Because that is certainly the most interesting thing that ever happens in real life, and God knows we all need to be reminded how Great the Police are.

This is hilariously ignorant. Hey Malcolm I'm a Nigerian prince...

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One theory about the drop in crime is that abortion became legal in the early 1970s. Fewer unwanted babies were born. Thus future angry, criminals were born.

"Don't laugh; it works." -favor text of Armadillo Cloak (Magic: The Gathering)

What an insane, delusional, and completely pathetic reflection on the debate and what caused the outcome. You completely missed the point and took zero accountability. I regret reading your books and recommending them to friends and family.

Have you apologized to Taibbi for your slander? Not even a shadow of redemption until you do... to a multi-national stage event... live. No one is confused that you turned yourself inside out, that you were unprepared, that you thought call your opponents. It is important that you apologize. Keep in mind, this debate has been recorded. Pray your grandchildren never find this and see how you availed yourself. Your performance was contemptable.

I'm a straight white male nerd. The way I see it, it's not that my primary identity shifts between those four things, but rather that my identity is the COMBINATION of those four things.

I wonder if many people go beyond their immediate perception and don’t bother to rank. The ranking is based on one’s ability to modify their perception. What she chooses and what others assign may be totally unrelated.

The idea that disorder left unchecked, does not lead to more disorder runs contrary to common sense. Stop and frisk in an anathema to the US constitution. That said, it absolutely worked. It also was just a part of Broken Windows. The best plans is the world can turn into bad outcomes by bad planing and implementation. After stop and frisk was repudiated, crime continues to drop until it didn't. Inertia. Total crimes in NYC are back up to almost 2014 levels. My inclination is that Gladwell is being disingenuous. He was all for it because the sociologists said it worked. He is not a scientist, he makes money by writing books and making appearances. I think he took a hit to his pocketbook for that chapter in his book. Now that the landscape has changed, we'll see if there's another mea culpa on the way for the previous mea culpa.

We individually have not evolved to trust. We are trained to trust from before our earliest memories because we have no choice. As we grow what, who, how much and when we trust evolves through exposure to situations and inductive reasoning. If your point is that we should trust the stranger on the bus to be more like ourselves than Jesus or the devil, then I agree.

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I’m excited to read more on this in the new book! 👏🏽 Loved the original Tipping Point 📖

Hello, they don't stagger the tests because they want to administer the same test to everyone to be fair (ironically). If you stagger, then there could be cheating which would be unfair. But to your point, assessing students regardless of their age is inherently unfair. And we are BOTH right. Now I have twins and discovered when they were in public school that their Grade 4 assessments were actually somewhat (not completely) different. This astonished me (and pissed me off). But if there is a way, for say AI, to randomize the questions such that every test is actually the "same" even if it ultimately has different questions then OK. I mean I went to law school and you could take the LSAT over and over. It was a different test every time. So is it fair that someone got a 180 on their test but would have gotten a 176 on mine? Maybe not. But it is what it is. The question is how much do we want to recognize and correct for unfairness? Or do we just want efficiency?

Lol he is so naive… poor guy.

Malcolm: "Let's think about this rationally." most people: "No."

I have an October birthday and the cutoff for Kindergarten was being 5 on September 1st. I attended Headstart instead. The following year when I entered Kindergarten I was quickly deemed too advanced so I was skipped to 1st Grade and put in part-time Gifted. I moved before going into 2nd grade, where I was again in part-time gifted before moving to full-time Gifted for 3rd Grade through 6th Grade, and 3 out of 4 possible Gifted classes in 7th & 8th. I did not attend a prestigious college because I was massively checked out of academics by the time I reached high school. That skipped grade probably wasn't as significant a hindrance as my AuDHD that wasn't diagnosed until I was 40, but it sure didn't help.

Thank you Malcolm. Incredible.

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Back for some Malcolm.

Thank you. Your story is so alive and moving , super enjoy it.

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This is in the Wm Gibson story New Rose Hotel, from which a film was made. Exposure to SF keeps us insulated against Future Shock.

That is pretty much how attack dogs are used. They are mainly meant to scare people into conforming. Do you think Cops never spun a narrative their way, like claimed to be scared when they were shooting someone? In Court where they are 'sworn' to tell the truth? Does the swearing of a racist who chose a life of bullying and violence mean a damned thing? Come on Sweet Virginia. You got to scrape the Racist Sh!t Right Off Your Shoes.

you, George Carlin, and the rest of us. it's not a good walk spoiled, it's an utter shame.

NO. Almost all Dr's who did a outpatient procedures prescribed Oxy, but no refill. But that was enough to get u addicted. Then once addicted u needed to find a 1% Dr that would continue to refill Oxy prescription.

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How sad

Sure, a few useful positive applications, but AI is mostly fundamental disruption of the way humans have operated for millennia….and not in a good way. Strap in - cuz it’s comin. Facebook sold us this same nonsense back in 2012 - highlight the few positives, while the basics of the technology destroy our culture.

The United States was founded by businessmen for businessmen. They made sure to protect the "immaculate minority" the oligarchy.

"I was wrong. I'm sorry." The quote brought tears to my eyes twice-first during listen one and then again during listen two for quote accuracy. Thank you, Malcolm Gladwell. Intellectual honesty and heartfelt apologies seem to be dwindling, so I am glad to have witnessed a fresh example of both while listening to another of your always-enjoyable episodes.

Greetings from Paris.

Greetings from Paris

Malcolm , you are one of the best investigating reporters I've ever encountered. You also rank right at the top of the best raconteur s of this era. The cadence and melody of your story telling is on par with my all time favorites like Garrison Keillor and David Sadaris . However I nuge you into first place because your stories deal with TRUTH, and I thank you .

Does anyone else find it curious that the works of Heinrich Krieger have never been translated into English? Given that the author was a Nazi and the US likes to consider its morality worthy of hilltop beacon status, perhaps the titles of his books give us a clue: 1936 - The race law in the United States (Das rassenrecht in den Vereinigten Staaten) 1940 - The racial laws in South West Africa, comparative presentation of German law and of the law of the British mandate, at the same time, the design and application of a new classification of the colonial law (Das rassenrecht in Südwestafrika, vergleichende darstellung des deutschen rechts und des rechts der mandatszeit, zugleich entwurf und anwendung einer neuen systematik des kolonialrechts Das rassenrecht in Südwestafrika, vergleichende darstellung des deutschen rechts und des rechts der mandatszeit, zugleich entwurf und anwendung einer neuen systematik des kolonialrechts) 1944 - The race legislation in South Africa: a political overview of the legal history, at the same time, application of a new classification of the colonial law (Das rassenrecht in Südafrika: ein rechtspolitischer überlick auf rechtsgeschichtlicher, zugleich anwendung einer neuen systematik des kolonialrechts Das rassenrecht in Südafrika: ein rechtspolitischer überlick auf rechtsgeschichtlicher, zugleich anwendung einer neuen systematik des kolonialrechts)

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Great content. fascinating and entertaining . 🙏🏻

I'm not surprised those students didn't want to change the system. As long as things were not fair, they had an advantage. They were perceived as special and above everyone else. Who would want to lose their advantage to make things fair for others?

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It's a balance of power issue. The "rule" is stated, followed by any exceptions to this rule. Therefore, the logic/reason determines that IF these writers of the Constitution had intended there to be NO exceptions to the "rule", there would also NOT have been any exceptions added.

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Layers don't invalidate each other, but they do form different impression

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The key is finding extraordinary people that will have a positive impact on you. Bc most of the time peers negatively influence you with drinking, smoking, drugs, buying unnecessary items, not to do chores, and schoolwork.

You can only describe your self with others

Why is this the best trial ever? Because Khoury got away with corruption by hiring expensive lawyers to emotionally manipulate the jury? Because Georgetown is as much or more corrupt than Khoury so he should get off? Why is Gladwell portraying Khoury’s lawyers as heroes and celebrating their win? While I’ve been a big fan of Gladwell, I’m puzzled here by the way he framed this story.

I love the way he says this. It is so very true. It is about layers and you cannot legitimately throw out the whole based on one layer. And what is in one layer does NOT invalidate other layers.

I think there needs to be more broadway musicals about our founding fathers. I wanna hear about Ben Franklins love for older women in a snazzy jazz number with a chrous line

Another sniveling backbiter with a well moneyed career in journalism

Another sniveling backbiter with a well moneyed career in journalism