I no longer own the Hyundai, I donated it to a charity five years ago. I had a Mercedes as well, and was using the Hyundai to haul some stuff around to fix up a friend's apartment. I bought it for $250 from a colleague when a previous car, a Nissan, caught fire. rather than rent a car. I kept it because it was a hatchback and useful for hauling stuff. The point is that police sometimes do really dumb stuff, like run around entering license plate numbers at random while driving in traffic and then not double checking before they pull some citizen over, which was what happened in this case.
Gates, in my opinion, is qualified to interview people. He is really quite good at it. Just watch the PBS documentary. He is quite professional in his technique and demeanor, in my opinion. He made another PBS series in which he explains DNA to celebrities and others.
I do not think it is valid to say what anyone "always" does unless you are with them all the time.
None of us is perfect, not Gates, not the cop, not anyone. How one behaves under stress is really not indicative of their ability to do research or to interview people as I see it.
Gates, in my opinion, is qualified to interview people. He is really quite good at it. Just watch the PBS documentary. He is quite professional in his technique and demeanor, in my opinion. He made another PBS series in which he explains DNA to celebrities and others.
I do not think it is valid to say what anyone "always" does unless you are with them all the time.
None of us is perfect, not Gates, not the cop, not anyone. How one behaves under stress is really not indicative of their ability to do research or to interview people as I see it.
