DSM refers to as intermittent explosive disorder. (Design Standards Manual) Intermittent explosive behavior disorder specified in the Design Standards Manual. Another new psychology term, and there's a lot involved in this show. Law comes from society, and society comes from psychology. This subject is mature in foreign countries, and it will be a trend in my country. Fortunately, the threshold is low and not formal. Anyone with a high school degree can take the exam and obtain the qualification. Off topic.
Deposition: Evidence out of court. A general explanation: When key witnesses are unable to testify in court, lawyers on both sides usually conduct investigation and collection of evidence before the trial. The witness must swear to tell the truth and the testimony is related to the case, and its legal effect is equivalent to that of court testimony. Denny's provocative questions in this episode were objectioned, however, All objections have been waived till the trial, except for the form of the question.
It's a pleasure to watch Denny fight, yes, it's nice to watch, even though the fight is fierce. He is ingenious, eloquent, and overwhelming; sometimes even false, but you have to admit that he is legal and reasonable, and there is no way to refute it. When I took the GRE test, I found that American higher education places great emphasis on detailed logical reasoning, global hypothesis demonstration, not to mention the rigorous and complex LSAT (I have never taken the test, and I feel dizzy just by looking at the questions). And many Closings in BL are strict and authentic, with clear inheritance, although small and uninhibited, but they are independent without losing a piece of upper-level composition, which can be used to prepare Argument and Issue.
And then he always ends by saying with exaggeration and certainty: Denny Crane, in stunned eyes. very unique. Some people say it's ignorant, some people say it's crazy, that's the label and recognition he gave to himself, a stubborn self-esteem narcissistic self appreciates such an open and dignified old man, but it's cute. So he can't tolerate Brad's arrogant remarks: You are becoming a liability. You have become a burden (debt). On the terrace of a high-rise building at night in the city, you can see this old man, arrogant but lonely inside.
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