Bob Novella

Three weeks later, it found its way to Philadelphia.

And then they lost contact with it and it was destroyed.

Fantastic.

The authors are careful to caution against over-interpreting this study because the simple narrative here is, oh, you know, Canadians or whatever are nice and Europeans and you people in the US are mean, you know.

Yeah.

Yeah.

But they point out, listen, there was a thousand interactions with people before it got destroyed.

All it takes is just one asshole to destroy it.

Yeah, you know what I mean?

It was inevitable that somebody would destroy this thing.

yeah this country but again it had a thousand interactions with americans before that one whatever group or individual you know vandalized oh with americans not in total no no that was just in america it had thousands of other ones in canada germany and the netherlands yeah so yeah so don't fall to it's it's a very tempting narrative but it doesn't it's it doesn't necessarily say anything about the differences between these countries right

Well, I don't know if that's true.

Because again, a thousand people were nice to it in the U.S.

Yeah.

But it only takes one person.

I know.

All right.

I'm just saying.

Have they considered it was self-defense?

There's no way to know.