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Is there any member here who could answer this question:
Who is the person who kills exactly 25% of the population in the whole world?
Who is the person who kills exactly 25% of the population in the whole world?
The answer to this question is subjective and can vary depending on personal opinions and interpretations. Some may argue that infamous criminals like Ted Bundy or Al Capone hold this title, while others may make a case for more historical figures like Jack the Ripper or Bonnie and Clyde.
Again, this can be a subjective question as the definition of "greatness" can differ from person to person. However, some may consider a criminal to be "great" based on the scale and notoriety of their crimes, their ability to evade capture or conviction, or their impact on society.
Criminals can become notorious through various means such as committing heinous crimes, gaining media attention, or developing a cult following. Some may also become notorious after their death, as their story and legacy continue to fascinate and captivate the public.
While studying criminals is often associated with negative connotations, there can be positive aspects to it. By studying criminals, scientists can gain a better understanding of human behavior, the root causes of criminal behavior, and potentially develop strategies to prevent and reduce crime.
There is no definitive answer to this question as rehabilitation success rates can vary. Some individuals may be able to change their behavior and reintegrate into society, while others may continue to engage in criminal activities. Factors such as the severity of the crime, personal motivation, and access to resources can also play a role in the success of rehabilitation efforts.