The High-Crime Neighborhood Test for Risky Decisions

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Imagine walking through a dangerous neighborhood waving hundred-dollar bills, then getting robbed. The robber is guilty. You also made a terrible decision. This analogy exposes how people conflate 'not blaming the victim' with 'pretending the situation was riskless.' Concrete vivid scenarios make abstract debates about agency and consent land with far more force than policy language.

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