[FirmwareBurner]

>I don’t understand the need to make this elitist statement?

What's elitist about some facts? Do you know many chemistry PhDs who get into fist fights or do they tend to avoid conflicts? Overall the more educated and intelligent a populace is, the less physical violence and crime there is.

Not everyone who is poorly educated starts fist fights, but people starting fist fights are always poorly educated and low intelect, who give in to their instincts telling them conflicts are solved by acting like a silverback gorilla.

[gnz11]

Sometimes they are U.S. Senators [1] or CEOs [2].

[1] https://apnews.com/video/united-states-senate-sean-obrien-ma...

[2] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elon_Musk_vs._Mark_Zuckerber...

[tomashubelbauer]

I think there's a difference between a mutually agreed upon fight and an unprovoked attack which is what you'd have a good chance of seeing in swimming pools where I live.

[op00to]

I was physically assaulted by a high ranking PhD in the lab where I worked. Anyone can be crazy.

[FirmwareBurner]

That's what academia does to ya'. /s (but only slightly)

Yeah anyone can be crazy and assult others, but the frequency of occurrences is what makes the difference.

[AniseAbyss]

That's bullshit. I see drunk students every day. And they are supposed to be the future elites- may God help us all.

[FirmwareBurner]

Now that's some boomer bullshit. Look at adults, not at kids,.

Yes, we were all youngsters at one point and did stupid shit as kids (drunken parties, drugs, etc). That doesn't mean most of those haven't straightened up as adults and became peaceful, productive members of society and loving parents to well raised kids who will in turn do stupid shit as teenagers before growing up to become functioning adults.