My biggest problem with this essay is the idea that in all instances of egregious social misconduct it&#x27;s the result of psychopathy. I think the psychopath factor should be given a much higher prior, but not an absolute one. Sometimes people didn&#x27;t get the socialization that they should have gotten in childhood or adolescence, within this industry in particular it seems odd to ignore the possibility of social impairment through autism. Sometimes people really do make mistakes, and sometimes those mistakes make you go &quot;Wow how did somebody not know this wasn&#x27;t okay?&quot;[0], and sometimes they know better and had a lapse in judgment or read the wrong signals.<p>Predators exist, psychopaths exist, most harassment is probably repeat victimization by the same bad actors, but mistakes still exist.<p>[0]: I know I&#x27;ve asked this question about <i>my own</i> behavior before, I somehow suspect most of us have at one point or another.