1. People with rich knowledge reserves are good at avoiding risks. As the saying goes? Knowing the law and breaking the law, the crime is aggravated. ? People with knowledge often know better than ordinary people where the boundaries of the law are and what consequences their actions will bring to them. When they are determined to commit a crime, they will study the existing legal provisions and rules and regulations with their own knowledge background and get a better understanding. Use the law? Moreover, he is good at making careful plans for his every step, so once he constitutes an illegal act, it is usually a case with particularly bad influence and huge amount involved.
2. People with rich knowledge reserves have higher criminal skills. Such people are better at exerting their own technological advantages when they are determined to commit crimes, and it is difficult to prevent them from innovating many criminal means. For example, in this case, college students who used the system to delay cheating KFC coupons. For example, self-made mobile phone base stations intercept gangs that steal bank cards by users' short messages. For example, a chemistry teacher who cooks his own drugs. The implementation of these criminal acts needs a certain technical foundation. When the case happens, it always makes people feel sorry: I am a talent, but I used technology in illegal crimes.
People with rich knowledge reserves are more difficult to be caught after committing crimes. People who commit crimes with high IQ have a * * * nature, that is, they are sensitive and suspicious and good at hiding. Moreover, he has certain anti-reconnaissance ability and knows how to destroy evidence, how to hide traces and how to mediate with the police. This also makes it more difficult for public security organs to arrest and collect evidence.
It is precisely because people with knowledge commit crimes that are more harmful to society, so the state pays more and more attention to the cultivation of comprehensive quality and the level of moral education, hoping to call on more knowledgeable people to make more contributions to society.