Scientists now believe that children as young as three display psychopathic traits and children even younger can show a lack of empathy and callousness. Ten percent of children studied showed traits that flagged psychologists.
Does this surprise you?
I realized something last night that I do that I wasn’t consciously aware that I did. I looked at my neighbor’s house to determine who was home by simply looking at what lights were on.
Do you ever do that?
We all have personal styles in the lights we chose to turn on at night. Some of us like it bright while others like mood lighting. But people each have personal preferences, and those preferences can reveal who turning them on and off. Furthermore more, as a general rule, women tend towards low-light mood lighting, where men want functional bright lighting, though there are variations.
I never consciously set out to notice my neighbor’s patterns, but I realized I do know them. I seem to pick up on patterns subconsciously.
What is scary is I cannot help but questions do predators look at this, and use this information to their advantage? It’s kind of creepy in that respect. Maybe next time my husband goes out of town, I will use his style of lighting instead of mine!
Did you see 48 Hours this past weekend? I just watched it.
Do I think Angelika Graswald gave a false confession?
Absolutely not. There are many elements that reveal this is not a false confession. No way, no how.
Will you be watching the new day time crime show called Crime Watch Daily? It’s hosted by Matt Doran and will cover crime stories from a different angle. I personally think it looks fascinating! Check it out and set your DVRs!
MSN has an article that states what I have believed for years. They say that dentists may be taking advantage of their patients for a variety of reasons. Click here to read the article.
Sadly, I have seen it firsthand and witnessed it myself, repeatedly. The amount of honest dentists I have encountered in the past ten years are far and few between. I have experienced dentists telling me that I need fillings when another dentist showed me the spot that I was told needed a filling actually was a tooth defect, and I had the same hole/defect in another tooth parallel in my mouth. It wasn’t a cavity and it was obvious to anyone when looked at.
My mom was told she needed a root canal because she had an abscess when none existed and she needed teeth extracted when it wasn’t so. And my husband was told that all of his filling needed to be replaced–exactly as the article said. All of which were flat out lies!
I suggest reading this article to get more insight into the field of dentistry. If you want to avoid being scammed, asked your dentist to show you why you need the work so you can understand what they think. If I am told I have a cavity, I ask them to show me the tooth so I can see, and tell me why. Then go home read about it and get a second opinion before you do anything. That’s what I do and I haven’t regretted it once.
