You're right, and you're also ignoring the inverse effect that "hearing about more" now has on depersonalization. That profession has always attracted those wh

You're right, and you're also ignoring the inverse effect that "hearing about more" now has on depersonalization. That profession has always attracted those who will abuse the rights of others and seek power for personal gain, however, that's an intrinsically human quality that applies in many contexts. What is clear is that its more damaging in some than others, and its momentum/inertia is relevant. Pass a certain threshold of such behavior and, as per game theory, the motivations of the entire network (or "culture") change. We're hearing about it more, but I'm also gravely concerned about the rapid rise in annual cumulative seizures. We may never solve the intrinsic problem, but if we don't take action now things could quickly become untenable with no method of recourse.