Jarhyn
Wizard
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- Natural Philosophy, Game Theoretic Ethicist
As to the accuracy? I would say conservatives do tend to lack an overburdening of intelligence, as interpreted as the capacity to learn over time, else they would not be so attached to outdated views that time has moved beyond.That isn't particularly relevant or accurate. The question is, was this performance art, or are some people following delivery trucks and actually stealing packages. With social media, who knows, it could be either.Nor are conservatives.It would seem incredibly stupid to put one at such risk over a box with unknown contents. Imagine getting a ceramic flower pot smashed over your head for a box with glow in the dark tape in it. They charged that thing like it was the latest iPad. Of course, criminals are often not burdened with having a great deal of intelligence.In our current post-truth world, if that question even vaguely begins to speculate about the possibility of thinking about crossing your mind, it is a safe bet that the answer is "no".Can this even be real?
In my adult life, I have never had a package stolen. The worst was misdelivered, but it has always found its way home.
But as to porch pirates... Same, although having a Ring camera it's clear that packages do get stolen. I watch it happen from time to time as recorded on cameras around the area, but it is not actually common, and even more rarely anywhere near me.
Then, someone is usually here at home when there is a delivery out, my husband tracks when things will be delivered, and we get a special notification immediately when it happens.
I will say I'm disappointed with how rarely something ends up inside the screen door, though.
It's like people are allergic to dropping something inside a mudroom.