Chapter
Level of Violence on the Streets
1:20:14 - 1:22:55 (02:40)
Comparing the level of violence and gang activity, the speaker feels like it was way more dangerous back in the day. They've noticed that there are now more mentally unstable people on the streets who could potentially harm others.
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The level of gang activity and street violence may have decreased, but there appears to be an increase of individuals with mental illness on the streets who may randomly cause harm to others.
1:20:14 - 1:21:34 (01:19)
Summary
The level of gang activity and street violence may have decreased, but there appears to be an increase of individuals with mental illness on the streets who may randomly cause harm to others.
ChapterLevel of Violence on the Streets
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The speaker shares his observation that New York was once hyper-safe, but the city does not feel that way anymore.
1:21:34 - 1:22:07 (00:32)
Summary
The speaker shares his observation that New York was once hyper-safe, but the city does not feel that way anymore. This causes anxiety and is a stark contrast for those who have lived through the city when it was not safe at all.
ChapterLevel of Violence on the Streets
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PodcastAndrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh
Perception of crime in cities is often shaped by media narratives, leading to a general unease among the public.
1:22:07 - 1:22:55 (00:48)
Summary
Perception of crime in cities is often shaped by media narratives, leading to a general unease among the public. Confirmation bias also plays a role in shaping this perception, as crimes in certain cities get more attention than others.