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A recurring theme is the public's desire for clear, immediate answers, which often leads to sensationalism. People prefer to believe that such tragedies are carefully orchestrated by skilled operatives, rather than acknowledging the randomness or bad luck that often characterizes violent incidents. The expert laments how this desire for neat explanations can distort the real understanding of what happened, especially when social media amplifies unverified theories.
He recounts situations where media figures or the public demand certainty, even when facts are limited—such as in the aftermath of an attack on a notable figure like former President Trump. The difficulty lies in balancing timely communication with responsible, accurate reporting.