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THe shooter of the most recent tragedy is reported to have had a condition where he literally could not feel pain.
Do you think not being able to feel pain would translate into not being able to feel other things? like love, or remorse, or sadness? |
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Where did you read that? Insensitivity to stimuli has been reported to be linked to other neurological difficulties, but it's a pretty broad-spectrum diagnosis.
Dealing with what I believe you're describing, and not referencing anybody, the condition itself is primarily physiological and not psychological, so concepts such as love, remorse, and sadness should still be accessible unless there is a severe neurological problem associated with the insensitivity. |
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here is more about his alleged condition
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/world/newtown-shooter-was-burning-himself/story-fnd134gw-1226539280405 |
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I see another woman who confuses love and pain? I wonder if she is a smacker?
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I see another woman who confuses love and pain? I wonder if she is a smacker? what woman? where?....lol love is sometimes painful though,,, dontcha think? |
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That's an interesting article, but it's still too early to know anything definite. But the article is talking about physical pain, and I'm not sure how that would be connected with emotions. He obviously had other emotional problems, though. Very, very sad.
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THe shooter of the most recent tragedy is reported to have had a condition where he literally could not feel pain. Do you think not being able to feel pain would translate into not being able to feel other things? like love, or remorse, or sadness? Yes, most likely there was other things he did not feel as well. It is a form of Mental illness. |
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