Hence the "generally" part of my answer.

I believe the answer to that is generally "people who didn't go to college/university".

I would assume that it's from people thinking "why not just read the article and find out?". But I wasn't actually asking, and was instead just trying to point out the ambiguous title.

I wasn't genuinely asking the question. I read the story, so I knew the answer. I was simply pointing out the ambiguous language that was used in the title and how it could be taken a few different ways.

I didn't even consider that possibility! I need to work on my reading comprehension, it seems.

The title isn't worded very well. Did the mother shoot at something else through her door or was she shot by somebody else through her door?

Corporate America at this point is all about "how do we make the most money right this instant, even if it means we're out of business in three years?"

Shareholders are so far removed from the business that they couldn't care less if it closes tomorrow, as long as they can make money today. It's short sighted and screws over everybody that actually works at the company.

I'm not saying you're wrong with your statement. Just saying that it's dumb that our business world is set up this way.

I had to double check the math, but you are indeed correct!

In my experience, it's not that they don't care. They (correctly) realize that there is absolutely nothing that they can do about it, so why bother being upset? That's how I feel and how a lot of my friends that I've talked about it with feel. I would 100% be in favor of privacy reform and would vote for it and all that, but I'm also not about to go live off the grid in the woods to protect myself from my data being sold.