Yeah.

Okay, let's talk about the, you know, people always talk about sociopaths and they say,

what's the difference in psychopath and a sociopath?

Can we talk about that for a second?

Yeah, absolutely.

Because I think that'll help a lot with this.

What people term a sociopath is a person who has a lot of the same things happen with

them that a psychopath does, except they're neurologically, they're sound. Everything's working the way it should in their brain, right? But they've grown up with an alcoholic parent who beat them all the time or, you know, or could be an alcoholic parent or whatever. They get beat up all the time. You see really horrible things in life. For example, let's take ISIS, the people who are in ISIS. A lot of those people, they say, oh, they're all psychopathic.

Now, they're not all psychopaths.

A lot of them are you deal with more on the sociopath side of that.

Because as children, they're seeing their father kill their sister or stop little children to death in the street, things like that.

They'll even let the son kill somebody

for their religion and all that. So you deal with someone whose emotions were never allowed to

develop when they're little. Nobody ever said, oh, don't kick that little dog. You know, that hurts

them. You know what if you got kicked? Nobody ever introduced that to them. So they have none

of that. There was a psychopath, even though they

may have grown up with that and been introduced to it and had a chance for their emotions to flourish

and grow and all that, they can't because their amygdala is messed up. And those parts of the brain

we talked about earlier are messed up in a nutshell. So they can't do that. So you're dealing with

that nature versus nurture thing.

You know, nature is the psychopath. That's once born that way. There's no way they'll ever feel empathy. You know, there's a difference in sympathy and empathy. Most people aren't aware of. Sympathy is where you feel sorry for someone. I'm so sorry that happened to you. But empathy is where you can, you see somebody hit their thumb

with a hammer and go, oh man, I'll bet that hurt. You can, you, you can almost put yourself in

...