The author finds noting more exciting than seeing psychology, sociology, and anthropology in action, corruption included. He is fascinated by what the law reveals about the human psyche embedded in society. It fits right in with his medical career in psychiatry and 20 years of disability evaluations that involved having to distinguish truth from simulation and deceit. It frequently included doctors and various ancillary personnel, who looking for revenue, were promoting unwarranted disability instead of rehabilitation and improved function for their patients. His travels to dozens of countries also help him see things from a bigger orbit which he continues to enjoy. He is thrilled by that new field of anthropology, the anthropology of corruption - especially from a comparative global perspective that shows we’re all more alike than different.