World class Physics and Bikinis Don't Mix

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The discussion centers around the unfortunate case of Professor Paul Frampton, who became embroiled in a drug smuggling incident after being deceived by a model, Denise Milani, whom he had never met. Participants express disbelief at Frampton's gullibility, noting his failure to verify the model's identity before agreeing to transport a suspicious suitcase. The conversation also touches on broader themes of obsession, common sense, and the implications of plastic surgery, with some users criticizing superficial judgments about individuals based on their appearance. Ultimately, the discussion highlights the intersection of intelligence and common sense, suggesting that expertise in one area does not guarantee sound judgment in others.

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  • Understanding of internet scams and catfishing
  • Familiarity with the implications of drug trafficking laws
  • Knowledge of psychological factors influencing decision-making
  • Awareness of societal perceptions regarding plastic surgery
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  • Research the psychological profile of individuals susceptible to catfishing
  • Study the legal consequences of drug trafficking in various jurisdictions
  • Explore the societal impacts of plastic surgery on self-esteem and identity
  • Investigate the role of social media in perpetuating scams and misinformation
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This discussion is beneficial for psychologists, law enforcement professionals, individuals interested in social media dynamics, and anyone studying the effects of obsession and gullibility in human behavior.

  • #31
It's alright, I think people who use usernames with I's starting their username are egocentric. Just a rule of thumb for people I don't know too!

On a serious note though. As a person who is prior military, I'm part of a lot of facebook groups that are military focused, and they always post warnings about jerks who take a dead's soldiers picture and defraud women by pretending to be a deployed soldier or someone who returned from deployment and about to lose their house or something. I never really understood the people who get bought into these scams. Even if the story is true, I personally would find it very hard to fly out and meet a person who won't talk on the phone with me, much less give them money. Heck, I find it hard to give people I know money!
 
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jedishrfu said:
Evo can you please lock the thread now I think it has run its course?
Yes, this is outrageous.
 

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