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children have an amazingly intuitive grasp of complicated legal rules. And a freakishly inventive ability to improve on them. My first criminal-law professor taught us everything we needed to know about criminal intent by reminding us of the kindergartener's hierarchy of self-defense. First: "I didn't do it." Second: "I did it but I didn't mean to." Third: "I meant to do it but I didn't plan it." And finally: "I was upset at the time and I promise I won't do it again."
the farther back in the alphabet the first letter of your surname falls, the quicker you're likely to chase some enticing new consumer offer. This response is rooted in childhood trauma.