Three quarters of public commit 'Micro Crimes'

The video discusses the concept of 'micro criminals,' individuals who commit minor offenses like deceiving self-service checkouts or lying about a child's age for discounts. A study reveals that 74% of people engage in such activities, often unknowingly. The video categorizes micro criminals into deniers and admitters, highlighting common offenses like illegal streaming and fare evasion. Survey data shows a significant portion of the population participates in these acts, raising questions about their impact on society and the law. The discussion concludes with the notion that these minor crimes blur the lines of legality.

What is an example of a micro crime mentioned in the video?

• Speeding on the highway

• Deceiving a self-service checkout

• Shoplifting

• Robbing a bank

How do some people react when asked about committing micro crimes?

• They always admit to it

• They deny it or are unsure

• They report it to the police

• They laugh it off

What percentage of people admitted to paying cash in hand for a discount according to the survey?

• 17%

• 28%

• 43%

• 74%

What is one potential consequence of paying cash in hand?

• It is completely legal

• It increases tax revenue

• It helps the economy

• It may lead to a criminal offense

What is the debate surrounding micro crimes?

• If they should be ignored

• How to make them more common

• If they are actually crimes or not

• Whether they should be encouraged