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I think that assumes that they are in the same state of mind of a well balanced person. If they are hungry, tired (of life), scared, have no other option then t
by simonbarker87 13y ago
I think that assumes that they are in the same state of mind of a well balanced person. If they are hungry, tired (of life), scared, have no other option then the risk reward may skew to them thinking that the risk of prison is worth it.
- babarock 13y agoSo unfair. Even a "well balanced person" can commit a cri me. Actually, human beings are notoriously bad at avoiding future harm. We're wired to survive immediate dangers, but it takes a lot of mental effort to realize long term dangers. How else would you explain the widespread of tobacco smoking, over-eating, and other behaviors that are extremely dangerous but not immediately punishing?