Good analysis, Glen. For those who didn't watch it, the "parallel world"
comments had to do with feelings both had after major tragedies in their
lives around age 10. Both of their fathers died and, in Cooper's case, two
of his older brothers died in the accident with their father. Both felt
new
Hi, all,
Once you become aware of abduction as a mental operation, you start to see
it everywhere. I saw it in Malcom Gladwell's three part series (
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-standard-case/id1119389968?i=10004
44756825;
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dr-rocks-taxonomy/i
Admittedly without more context -- and in my ignorance, my first reaction is to
accuse you (and Gladwell) of a category error. The criminologist doesn't sound
like he's advocating anything like casuistry (or what I'd argue is the
inferential purpose of abduction). He seems to be arguing for some
