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What is a good example of a turning point in our community?

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Why do you think that the author used so many examples?

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What was the importance of the "broken window" hypothesis?

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Are all tipping points for cities that are alike in size the same or do they vary?

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What else would be an epidemic and what would be it's tipping point?

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why do you think the author compared crime to the flu and was this effective ?

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How would you go from the "tipping point" back to the normal after a huge crisis like an outbreak of a new disease?

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why did the crime rate in New York decrease but the spread of H.I.V increased almost 10%?

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why is it so hard to decrease crime and pregnancy/drop-out rates?

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How do you think all the studies he gave improved his argument?

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How do you think the crime rate increased and dropped?

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Do you think that this "tipping point" idea could happen with other social issues or is this just for crime rates?

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What could be done to decrease the crime rate in New York City?

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How are tipping points important to epidemics?

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Why do you think that a break from the social can cause more chaos to ensue?

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Why does crime only improve when we don't try to make it better?

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In what ways do you see epidemics affecting our generation?

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If epidemics were linear, how much would it really effect them?

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If disorder invites only disorder, how can we stop disorder? If we do stop disorder what would happen if more disorder happened?

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Why do you think the author chose to connect crime to social issues?

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Based on the article, people notice the rates increasing or decreasing, how to they notice a decrease in disease and crime rates?

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Besides sickness and the crime viewpoint of the article, what is another small problem that could be considered a non-linear epidemic in greater portion?

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How are the solutions for diseases and crimes similar?

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What could have decreased the numbers of crime in New York City over the past years

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How can a neighborhood where one lives or was raised affect their future, and if they become part of an epidemic or not?

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How are tipping points important to epidemics

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Do you think the people in the communities, such as East, New York, actually notice the drastic decrease in the crime rate?

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What could have caused the numbers to decrease so fast in a short amount of time?

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Are there cases where disease and crime tipping points can be linear?

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Based on the article, how do you think widespread epidemics effect population?

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Why do you think they chose to connect disease tipping points to crime tipping points?

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Why do you think the teen pregnancy rates were effected by the adults living in their community?

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If disorder invites disorder, then how could disorder stop? However if disorder was stopped could more disorder reverse the change? Why or why not?

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What could have explained the dramatic decline in crime in NYC in such a short period of time?

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How does using the idea that decreasing little problems in the East New York neighborhood decreases the the major problems, support the idea that fixing little problems will result in the solution to a major problems?

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If you were a government official how would you handle a disease epidemics?