The Fascinating Ways In Which Scientists Are Trying To Get Inside The Mind Of A Terrorist

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Fri, 05/26/2017 - 9:15pm

What makes mass murder possible? Terrorists have a different sense of morality than most people—even when compared to other murderers. Pexels In the wake of the recent Manchester terrorist attacks, in which 22 people—mostly parents, teenagers, and children as young as eight years old—were murdered b...

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