David Price comments

The comments above seem to focus on the price of eggs and assume that the boys’ actions were simply due to boredom. However, could there be a deeper reason behind their behavior? The article only shares the police's perspective. To get a clearer understanding, we should consider the possibility that the boys might have had a grievance against the local police. It would be helpful to hear both sides of the story—why did they feel compelled to throw eggs at the police box?

Edited: "Japan's travel subsidy campaign kicked off Wednesday to help revive ...... the novel coronavirus,......"

Live and let live. If their choice does not restrict your choice, why should you be concerned?

I guess some folk are not content with polluting our planet, they want to pollute beyond! Why not have a wedding plaque that can be planted and celebrated as it grows into a tree. Help the planet and have a place to visit which contributes to Earth. In fact, why not do this to remember people when they die? Check out Capsula Mundi project at https://www.capsulamundi.it/en/.

Typo alert-the latter, not the former! (application of aversive stimuli) is punishment.

TJ. Physical punishment of the child is not negative reinforcement. Negative reinforcement is the removal of an aversive stimuli, not the application of one. The former is called punishment.