“We generally say we spend too much time doing nothing because we don’t have enough Hufflepuff in us. But in a Kitty Genovese situation, where there’s an immediate need to act and a crowd of people watching, it’s the Gryffindors who leap into motion while the Hufflepuffs do nothing. Maybe this generalizes.”
The posting could be paraphrased as
“We generally say we spend too much time doing nothing because we don’t have enough Hufflepuff in us. But in a Kitty Genovese situation, where there’s an immediate need to act and a crowd of people watching, it’s the Gryffindors who leap into motion while the Hufflepuffs do nothing. Maybe this generalizes.”
Of course, it can take a Slytherin to notice these things.
A Ravenclaw will often notice too… just far too long after the fact to be useful in practice. :)
It is definitely Slytherin thinking that prompts one to harness this knowledge to useful practical effect. :)