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An Automated License Plate Reader flags a plate. Instead of doing basic police work, traffic homicide investigators lock onto an aggressive theory, ignoring physical evidence and witness statements, and put an innocent woman in jail. On this episode of The Logic Gap, we break down the case of Lindsey Isaacs, and what happens to your freedom when mass surveillance systems open the door to automation bias, profiling, tracking, and systematic abuse.
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Why do we devote so much attention, outrage, and political energy to some causes of death while largely overlooking others that kill far more people? The Smoking Gun: Questioning Our Collective Outrage examines the striking disconnect between the scale of harm and the attention it receives; from cigarettes and firearms to mass shootings, media narratives, political incentives, and institutional violence. The evidence reveals three powerful visibility gaps that challenge how we think about risk, public priorities, and the value we place on human life.
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Ideas shape our world, but what happens when the logic behind them doesn't quite add up? The Logic Gap is a podcast about how we think, where we stumble, and why it…