Researcher discovers PSYCHOPATH in his classroom #psychology #shorts

[NobodysGhsT]

These need to be longer. I don't use spotify cuz it kills me data. I wish Rogan could put his shit back on YouTube

[mediterraneandiet]

The best part of the story is the researcher, Neuroscientist James Fallon, discovering why he didn’t behave like psychopath in his life.
His childhood was idyllic and filled with love.

[nahumdiaz]

Not surprised, a harley quinn in a nutshell. A scientist intrigued by sociopath very predictable.

[K_Nasty]

The line between genius and insanity is very fine. This was on forensic files or something

[TheSphongleface]

Psychopath and killer is not the same thing. You know it's true because one is locked up and one will never be.

[jackyboy-qu]

Yeah but that’s probably because he understood the outcome and reason for a lot of the questions and tests the others didn’t they were blind going in tends to make ur reaction and answers a bit different than his

[peregrinegrace]

Joe knows that story because he had the guy on .

[NikiLivi]

It’s kinda like a lot of therapists I worked with at a mental clinic. I was a pharmacy tech but dealt with the therapists because they would get their patients meds from me. It didn’t take long to realize most of them became therapists because they were trying to fix someone in their family or trying to fix themselves.

[KingGabe]

Bwahahaha! Oh Shyt! That was a shocker!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Dammit I'm da only Psychopath in here!? Nobody tell the Dean, or I'll kill ya! -professor

[AlexandertheGreat]

How can a person be studying psychopathy and not recognize some of the same traits in themselves? And to not have even wondered if maybe, just maybe...? 🤔

[andymatheson]

Yeah, but he knew the test. It makes sense that he would not be activating that part of his brain.

[rairai]

To consider basically experimenting on humans you have to be a person with a different kind of mind , he should have gone to a law school they have to literally set aside normal feelings