The reasons are complex: a distrust of outside innovations, a not-invented-here engineering arrogance, an aversion to sharing research results.
Though the entire running length is under a half hour, RIchards' tunes, weighted in early 80s synth pop and crowned with a seemingly nonsensical, aural madness, are actually packed with complex themes: distrust of the medical world, alienation, fascination with death and dying, etc. - all while being playful, joyful, and downright bouncy.
By a complete distrust of everybody.
The main findings in terms of barriers identified ranged from practical factors (including transport, lack of financial reward, inconvenience, language difficulties, and immigration status), to more complex internal barriers (ranging from distrust of research and concerns about confidentiality, stigma of mental health, reluctance to accept a psychiatric diagnosis and fear of relapse).
It will require an honest, complex, open-minded debate on immigration, income disparity, distrust of government, guns, race, gender, speech, social media, and the environment.
The most complex challenge came in Europe, where there was deep distrust of the new foods, particularly among politically powerful farmers.
Hoffa is a complex man, but his defining characteristic is an abiding distrust of the Federal Government and the leaders it anoints.
Perhaps the most complete, and certainly the most complex, statement given by Nichols and May of their distrust of each other and everything else is an eighteen-and-a-half-minute scene they call "Pirandello".
A distrust of the government".
Distrust of capitalism is widespread.
Distrust of America runs deep.
