[ SECRET POST #3449 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3449 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

No, it's never been proven. Science researched that subject to death.

[(Anonymous)]

So to be clear here, the position you are arguing in favor of is that media has no influence on how we talk and think

[(Anonymous)]

The point I'm trying to bring across is that a criminal's brain is literally different from that of a normal person. The various factors that make a brain develop into its final form is what causes crime, not reading fanfic that makes a misunderstand woobie out of Loki.

Science has proven this. Here, a source:
http://www.livescience.com/13083-criminals-brain-neuroscience-ethics.html

(Through in my experience people who want to blame media for the bad stuff happening in the world almost never bother to read these things, sooo... whatever.)

[(Anonymous)]

A pop science site? Really? That's your proof? A pop science site that's citing two studies that used people who have a diagnosed psychiatric condition no less?

Call me when there's a wide-range, peer-reviewed study using multiple groups covering the range of non-violent as well as violent crimes, that isn't populated with people already diagnosed with a developmentally-rooted mental illness. Then there might be proof of neurological structure definitively causing criminal tendencies.

[(Anonymous)]

First I've ever heard of this. And it's an interesting postulation, isn't it - then presuming that criminals are merely the victims of an illness, aka a mis-wired brain.

[(Anonymous)]

"a criminal's brain is literally different from that of a normal person" Whilst I'm sure that is a comforting thought, science says no such thing. Most criminals are boringly normal and fall foul of the law through choice or bad luck.