That video might be the one where it maps it to a certain part of the brain. Assuming we don't fall into an apocalyptic hellhole in the next decade, science should have it pretty much diagrammed. A scientific explanation ain't gonna impress a theist, but it will depreciate the value of theism.
As a form of insanity; I would guess more from willful pattern than chemical imbalance like this psychopath. I have that official classification.
To read the words of the prophets is to simulate an insane mind - yeah, you can go loopy from that, I'm thinking - but for the most part it seems psychosomatic. There are questions the theist answers with "god," rather than explore uncomfortable, dark corners of the mind. Like capacity of self for infamy, or loss of identity at death, or the fact that right only means dexter.
As a form of insanity; I would guess more from willful pattern than chemical imbalance like this psychopath. I have that official classification.

To read the words of the prophets is to simulate an insane mind - yeah, you can go loopy from that, I'm thinking - but for the most part it seems psychosomatic. There are questions the theist answers with "god," rather than explore uncomfortable, dark corners of the mind. Like capacity of self for infamy, or loss of identity at death, or the fact that right only means dexter.



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