Dear MEL School’s
Topic Readers,
How pickpockets
trick your mind.
Have you ever been
talked nicely by someone looked nice in a busy place like London or Tokyo? Didn’t
the person try to draw your attention to something off your valuables without
arousing alert by showing something nice or speaking in a friendly manner? That
person might be a pickpocket who was trying to steal your valuable.
According to a
neuroscientist, human mind isn’t used to multi-tasks to focus on the most immediate
or important thing happening around him or her. Therefore, if a pickpocket
wants a thing in your right pocket, he or she would attempt to draw your
attention from it by showing something somewhere in a natural fashion, or the
pickpocket uses his or her college(s) to cause a situation that your mind is
occupied or confused.
How to avoid such
danger? Don’t touch or show your valuable in a busy place. Don’t trust anyone
speaking nicely to you. But probably the best way is to keep you away from busy
places and not to bring your valuable with you.
Enjoy reading and
learning about the tricks pickpockets deploy.
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