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Thank you for your explanation! His character is very well written and realistic, I really like how the author portrayed him as a psychopath who finally has his way to make a progress ヾ(☆▽☆)
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—"Sorry, I'm incapable of feeling that."
Actually, this sentence is very deep.
Psychopaths lack a part of their brain that regulates certain natural human responses: fear, anxiety, depression, sadness, shame. They can't think like that.
It's not that they don't want to. They simply CAN NOT.
It's like trying to connect Wi-Fi to an old Nokia phone. No matter how hard you try, it just won't work. It's not about not wanting to, it's just that the feature isn't there. This is what a psychopath is like.
So when a psychopath can acknowledge that they are biologically 'unable' to feel such things, that's already a HUGE step forward.
Because indirectly, his amygdala responds to a phenomenon, but when his prefrontal cortex can't provide feedback, on the other hand, he can still acknowledge it.
I'm not saying Wooyeon is right. No. He's wrong. The whole time.
But as someone who has studied deepest aspects human psychology, I just amazed
by incredible progress he's made in this episode.