I'm going to be direct here, and say; What an absolute twat. This is a very important part of the job. Can you deal with aggression?
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Holy shit, I'd never seen all these but read the notes in this section: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Whitman#Events_leading_to_the_shooting … Literally made me shiver.
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So desperately sad. If only he'd gone to police.
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He did go to a psychiatrist. And told about his anger. Yet nothing. Smh
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Oh god!
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It's why I feel being critical of your field is so important. He is not a single case.
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But in many cases it's also partly neurological. In that There's a lack/overflow of certain hormones or neurotransmitters. They're diseases
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We judge mental diseases differently. But I think this isn't always fair. You can't see it & it has greater effect on the ppl around him/her
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I agree. It just feels different. I am not at all sure I believe in free will.
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To a degree, I do. But not completely. It's why I always defend ppl who committed suicide. They get judged so easily.
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I'm ok with at least one compatibilistic definition of free will but I think all behavior boils down to pure luck.
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Hmm. I don't agree with all behaviour being pure luck. There are patterns. And we shouldn't ignore them.
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Trying to find out what we can influence is a worthy goal imo. We should just be less sensitive about it.
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Yeah, I agree there are patterns, but even those patterns are caused by states that we're either lucky are good or unlucky are bad.
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