> If science can't fully explain how and why that process can happen, how can psychiatry or psychology be so confident that they can determine how to cure or tr

> If science can't fully explain how and why that process can happen, how can psychiatry or psychology be so confident that they can determine how to cure or treat psychopathy at 3-or-4 years old? The answer is right there in TFA: they aren't confident and they can't "cure" them (that's a really weird word to use here, btw). They only found that some things seem to make these kids less aggressive and reduce recidivism in the first few years. They even went as far as openly admitting lack of knowledge about long-term results. > Even take it further, there is no process, procedure, or prescription you can write or execute to immediately mend a broken heart other than time and personal consideration. Oh c'mon, you certainly can't explain how the heart works so why are you so confident about time and personal consideration? :p And, btw, this one wasn't about drugs and simple routine procedures.