I assumed a level of irony here, from fingerprint.com. It’s like if a website popped up popularising loopholes to get around tax burdens as an attempt to disgu

I assumed a level of irony here, from fingerprint.com. It’s like if a website popped up popularising loopholes to get around tax burdens as an attempt to disgust the world into closing those loopholes. Even if that’s wishful thinking, there’s still immense virtue in publishing this research and getting it out in the open. If an article gets published explaining how a particular brand of green backpack helps with shoplifting do we worry that everyone’s going to shoplift more? I’d err more on the side of knowing shops are more likely to catch on to the tactic.