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jake jot
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Many crimes and murder were committed because of uncontrollable anger. For example, I heard the news the other day about an ex-cop who shot a mother and his son because of argument. He will spend time in jail, but just before committing the crime couldn't he have thought he would live the rest of his life in jail? What neural circuits and networks are related to anger? More specifically, can you be angry but not feel it? Because if the feeling of anger in the brain can be suppressed, then you can be angry but not feel it, and this would lesson or eliminate violence in society.
I want to know what it would take to silence the feeling of anger in the brain, yet still have anger. We need this in the world now.
I want to know what it would take to silence the feeling of anger in the brain, yet still have anger. We need this in the world now.