JusticeByZig

I enjoyed your interview on NPR. That's all!

Not sure why it matters. Society has deemed that actions that are reprehensible should be punished. If we start caring about the individual neurons that led to that behavior, don't we end up with an unfair system? Do the crime, do the time? If you rob a bank, being poor led you to rob the bank. Maybe you're poor because your education was subpar. Nobody cares about these causes, why care about neurological causes? Besides, doesn't your environment lead to your brain development? It's not like they are totally blameless for how their brain has developed. If you choose to do meth, and it changes your brain physiology, you are still responsible for your actions. Slope seems too slippery.

Would the show have been written differently if Matthew Broderick was Walter White instead of Mr. Cranston? Thx!

Script says that they're diamonds.