is. it s basically an arrest for an open container, public. but if you get a seven come you ve got to go down to court. they are encouraging those kinds of arrests. the thing is more than 50% are dismissed. so it s kind of an exercise in bureaucratic craziness. but it s part of the agenda. i [inaudible] yes, sir. it sounds like they have two showed that crime is down while showing that they are doing from being. now? yeah. he said showing crime is down [inaudible] so if you were a point of pride [inaudible] rate. but it also has to do with promotion and ambition and careers. the get a piece of it. one more question, sir. or any of these tapes available to actually listen to in the media? the village voice website, there are some. we are working on a more comprehensive thing. if you want to see me later can talk about if you re really interested. thank you very much. i really appreciate it. [applause] next, peter doherty, a nobel prize in immunologist and c
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I am a PhD researcher in Comparative Cognition and Evolutionary Psychology at the University of Cambridge, and a member of Nicky Clayton s Comparative Cognition lab. My current research focuses on the use of deceptive motions to investigate attention, perception and complex cognition in corvids, cetaceans and primates, as well as the evolution of human artistic behaviour in the Upper Palaeolithic.
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