#48 Making Everything Look Normal
It's fascinating to think about the work that government agencies like the CIA and the FBI do, but it's important to understand that the reality of their operations is often different from what we see in movies and on television. While these depictions can be entertaining, they often don't accurately reflect the day-to-day work of these organizations.
In reality, much of what these agencies do is designed to go unnoticed by the general public. They work to diffuse suspicion and maintain the appearance of normality in order to keep their operations and activities confidential. The idea that they can conduct their work right under our noses highlights the level of discretion and covertness that is required in their line of work.
