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I have no real idea. I was just saying this, as in, I don't think criminal hang around facebook. If that'd be the case, would facebook just be some sort of cri
by jokoon 13y ago
I have no real idea. I was just saying this, as in, I don't think criminal hang around facebook.
If that'd be the case, would facebook just be some sort of crime catching tool ?
I wonder though, is sociopathy a crime, or some trait that will turn people into criminal ?
> I wouldn’t be surprised if some of the Facebook members who are most active and have the most ‘friends’ are sociopaths.
I doubt the people you are talking about can be criminal.
Crime and psychology, sigh
- Samuel_Michon 13y agoI’m not talking about crime. Most sociopaths never commit any crimes and it’s not illegal to be a sociopath. That would be silly, like jailing someone for having red hair. Also, it’s quite possible that there are more sociopaths than there are people with red hair – estimates range from 1% to 4% of the population. > I don't think criminal hang around facebook. Are you sure about that?
- jokoon 13y agoI just don't see where the correlation between sociopathy and crime comes from.
- Samuel_Michon 13y agoThere’s a correlation, but one can’t say ‘All sociopaths are criminals’, just as one can’t say ‘All drug addicts are thieves’.
- qznc 13y agoCriminals do use Facebook: http://www.neowin.net/news/thief-caught-after-stopping-to-check-facebook http://www.neowin.net/news/thief-caught-after-stopping-to-ch... However, the common burglar is probably not a sociopath, but rather a poor drug addict or something.