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So you conclusion is that there is no reason for it? Of course there is! |
I know I never said theres no reason for it. But the reason remains unknown.
If someone eats x and gets cancer from it, if we know that eating x causes cancer, theyre responsible. But if no-one has the first idea about it, you cant say its their fault.
There is also no reason to believe it is parental behaviour that produces psychopaths. The cause is a complete unknown.
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The reason is a combination of the structure of their mind (genetic) and how they were raised, and how those two things acted on one another. What the particulars of both are I don't know, but with research, it seems like a very solvable case.