kleptomaniacs

The problem is this a preposterous example, but let’s say we’re targeting kleptomaniacs.

I guess they could be some kind of challenge for kleptomaniacs, but it seems more likely they're expensive essential items.

This lines up with what I've heard on TikTok and from in person conversations with kleptomaniacs.

You can't keep brazen narcissist kleptomaniacs entirely in line of course, but you can keep it to the level where they're not buying superyachts.

Whether you like to believe it or not incidences of these crimes afflict the poor significantly more than a handful of middle class kleptomaniacs.

A small percentage of the population are kleptomaniacs or desperate for their next hit and there isn't an easy way to filter them out.

They did not care about becoming massive data kleptomaniacs when they trained the models, and they are going to care about an individual lawsuit threat?

Besides the fundamental aspect that Microsoft are telemetry kleptomaniacs, one OS assumes the user machine does not belong to the user, and Microsoft knows better.

Second, Israel is a shining example of a robust democracy in a part of the world that is more or less run by kleptomaniacs and dictators.

Unfortunately, the kleptomaniacs are in charge.

The worst telemetry kleptomaniacs ever seen.

(Well, except for a small number of actual kleptomaniacs.) Criminalization is not an effective treatment for addiction, but it's perfectly fine for dissuading other non-addictive behaviors.