Re: LB >>5143719 LB, >>5143918 LB, >>5143975 LB Maxine's assets digs cont.
I dug on the Kern County
Tract 3357 Lot 96 and could not find it.
The 3357 tract map part 1 defined a subdivision and part 2 the lot numbers only go up as high as #30. There is no lot #96 on the 3357 tract map as far as I could tell. I posted images of the tract map both part 1 and 2.
How did you determine that Lot 96 is empty, when the lot does not exist on that tract map?
Baffled.
>>5144156 There is such a thing as an idiot, cuck, nerd, pansy ass mistake in the gene pool. With this guy, we are talking a whole new ball game. Steroids, nuclear powered, supersonic loser.
This is very interesting and possibly true, but I don't necessarily agree that psychopathy is the keystone. It might be, but something else might be.
That wasn't what I wanted to talk about anyhow.
What is the psychogenesis of psychopathy?
Do psychopathic traits in humans lie on a bell curve?
(Most human traits lie on a bell curve and the majority of individuals lie somewhere in the middle, with the extreme tails at either end representing a small fraction of the total).
If psychopathic traits are on a bell curve then is it even possible to eliminate them? Just by imprisoning or trying/executing these individuals who have committed and will continue committing horrendous crimes, does that eliminate such traits from society?
If psychopathy is on a bell curve, then I'm afraid it does not. More individuals will be born and some fraction of them will be psychopaths.
Is this true?
It gets down to morality and ethics and what we believe about God.
Discuss.
Maybe so. God is unwilling that any should perish. He keeps giving people second chances for redemption. Some will never take advantage.