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Reminder: on naive interpretation, only need to incapacitate top 1% of (mostly male) population to reduce crime rate by ~60%.pic.twitter.com/n2pn3gWqJ3
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Since these are Swedish data, presumably a large fraction of the top 1% will be foreigners.
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An argument for the controversial three strikes law?
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I generally don't think permaprison is a cost-effective solution. I was thinking in line with angle bracelets for repeaters for lmt time.
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Violent crime tends to drop off with age. Residents of old people's homes don't tend to commit much violent crime.
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Yes, hence the ineffectiveness of permanent imprisonment.
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There should be an all-out effort to identify genetic & developmental factors that explain this pareto distribution, form a predictive science and take pre-emptive action. With no apologies to anyone but victims for having not done so already.https://twitter.com/KirkegaardEmil/status/927644087141978113 …
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The US locked up so many offenders crime rates dropped.
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We should probably start with people who justify child rape.
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Is this in western countries or universal?
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