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 Giving courtesy to others costs you nothing and sometimes rewards in unexpected ways. Comment from Doorgreeter22 over on our IG page:

"What could go wrong?" Last April I posted this great example of the six P theory - or prior planning prevents piss poor performance... Those who we are encouraged to think of as the smartest of us - or at least that's what they themselves seem to tell us, royally screwing up through overreliance on clever solutions but completely forgetting basics like having a plan. Here's another example from this week: To give that some perspective, that's $240 million. Yep, forgot the password... https://news.bitcoin.com/bitcoiner-loses-password-to-7002-bitcoins-worth-240-million/ Clever, until.... Think about your personal security planning.  Think about your physical threat solutions. Are they solid and reliable to the best of your current knowledge? How do you know this? How could it be improved? Redteam the idea - try and find flaws. Have a B, C and at least D plan. Do they pass the Six P test?

A series of lectures from Stanford University on  cutting edge research into the biology that drives our worst and best behaviors.

 The gun used as a blunt weapon. https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/other/metro-employee-pistol-whipped-during-robbery/vi-BB15zbFV

 

         

    Violent crime has soared in Stroud over the last year, despite an overall drop in recorded offences. But with no official crime statistics yet published for the coronavirus lockdown period , police chiefs say their own figures show overall crime remains far below normal levels. Gloucestershire Constabulary recorded 1,978 incidents of violent crime in Stroud in the 12 months to March, according to the Office for National Statistics. That was an increase of 51% compared to the previous year. At 16.6 crimes per 1,000 people, that was far lower than the rate across England and Wales, which stood at 29.9. One of the main factors behind the increase in Stroud was the rise in violence without injury, which rose by 100%, from 300 incidents to 601. Offences of violence with injury meanwhile increased by 17% to 809. There were also 568 cases of stalking or harassment, up by 79% on the previous year. Overall, police recorded 3% more crime across England an