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In the Brown and MIT killings, the shootings that happened, has been found with a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

There's a whole lot of details here that we could get into, I don't even think at this point,

they will make much sense to anybody because it seems so largely just random, like this is a crazy

person who might have had some vendetta against some individuals. The MIT professor who was

killed actually studied a long time ago at a university in Portugal, I believe it was,

with the alleged shooter. But this is a homicide investigation.

It does not seem there's a broader political motive.

The guy did not yell al-ahu Akbar,

as was being, I shouldn't say reported,

but that was the chatter online in the aftermath

of the shooting at Brown. And the takeaways from this are not

particularly profound. One thing is, I would really like it if we no longer saw people at these

press conferences from the law enforcement side about an incredibly serious event about something

that people have lost their lives. And especially when they haven't had some huge breakthrough

and done something amazing, the amount of time they spend these press conferences, these

law enforcement press conferences, high-fiving each other and making sure that every person, I feel like they're telling the summer interns, you know, they did a great job. And everybody, oh, I just want to thank our partners in this police department and that I want to thank all the, it's not an Oscar speech. All right, you're just there to give us the most pertinent information and maybe answer some questions from the press,

but we don't need to hear all the, I just want to thank all of our law enforcement partners.

No, okay, we don't care.

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