london for this year but you were talking about how do they afford it yes it was tweet from cory doctorow as you see here and if you pull back to the poster this was a poster campaign i think somewhere up in south yorkshire and it says do you know someone living beyond their means and benefiting from crime now of course they mean poor people as you see from the image they're saying this is gold bling these people would be wearing and if you see somebody who doesn't look like they should be wearing gold bling you should call crime stoppers well yeah you know this is crazy because if i see somebody living beyond their means i mean i ought to do is go to any restaurant in mayfair and i will see dozens of three piece wearing banks toure's living beyond their means they're they they are living on the proceeds of crime you know you've got mark carney coming in and he's also going to be running the regulatory agency supposed to be overseeing these banks are still be living beyond his means the state has given him an ample allowances wife who is a can think of the word iran to the rich is complai

when they're in a new situation really just like the fish that's it's it's remarkable it's it's doctorow rubber maurice's so i think it was in the book for us and you do this research on traditionally agricultural societies and found that the more people who were the opposite of a t.h.d. or hyperactive or what might be interpreted as an extrovert and because they were traditionally people who for years and years and years would just pick bugs off plants old along. the hunting gathering societies had higher levels of of the so that. you could almost translate eighty h.d. for introversion or for extroversion rather. and the farmer for introversion and. do you think that our society favors one of the oh absolutely and you know that's really at the end of a day that's why i wrote my book because i believe the bias in our society for and for extroverts and against introverts is deep it's profound i really believe it's as deep as let's say where women were at the time when i mean fifty's or the one nine hundred sixty s. where we really have a cultural preference for the kind of person who is b