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Add CommentI enoyed the article and got to have fun with some tearchers by listing the first few social problems/issues pyschopaths present. The list seems to identify quite a large % of 14-16 year old male teens ;).
Reply | Report Abuse | Link to thisOf course the rest of the break down demonstrates the big difference between being a pychopath and being a teen trying to push boundaries/grow up.
Freud tried to reduce the importance of guilt conciousness in his patience. Yet without an awareness of guilt, people are dangerous psychopaths. This does not mean atheists are psychopaths, as they usually respect the need for laws in society.
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