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The core of this segment examines the difficulty in diagnosing individuals remotely. Psychologists are divided over whether to publicly speculate on criminal personalities like Cosby’s, with some emphasizing the importance of not diagnosing without personal evaluation. It underscores a broader societal trend: media promotes narratives by selectively citing psychologists who align with preconceived notions, often neglecting nuanced, evidence-based assessments. The tendency to leap to conclusions based on media narratives is contrasted with the importance of objectivity, especially in matters of morality and legality.