Comment by ProllyInfamous

>They know they are at fault but admitting they made a mistake is damaging to careers.

This mentality is called "prosecutor disease;"

I once said this to a former Atlanta-area DA (family-of-friend) and his first reaction was fake-revulsion; after I told him of my listenings-to-brothers' own lawfare, he conceded publishing conviction rates probably isn't good PR (but is how it works in their little Bar club).

DA then asked my friend "who is this blue collar guy?!" (when I wasn't around) – unfortunately, much of my insanity checks out...

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>co-founder Aaron Swartz['s crimes]

Which was trying to free pay-walled, publicly-funded scientific journals; today, post-LLM-consumption, his alleged crimes seem so MickeyMouse (i.e: LLMs can reformulate all published text, across platforms, with minimal IP infringement claim).

What an incredible human. SO many young lives have been snuffed-out by Prosecutors' Disease. Wake up you inhumans.