On Netflix, there is a fascinating documentary called ‘Three Identical Strangers’ following the story of triplets: Edward Galland, David Kellman and Robert Shafran, separated at birth as part of a study by Peter B. Neubauer and Viola W. Bernard. The study involved monitoring and testing the children through their childhoods to discover whether their behaviours […]
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The Criminal’s Biology
As dooming and pessimistic as it is, crime is an inevitable and ongoing constant in most societies, the causes of which are fairly complex. Whilst we aren’t here to analyse why crime exists and the very philosophy of it, we can very well look at the psychology of criminals, and at theories that may explain […]
Nature vs Nurture
If you had to narrow down all aspects of who you are to a single reason, would you argue that the components of your persona are innate, or that they were moulded by society? Has your biological makeup influenced the characteristics that set you apart from others, or is the way you’ve grown in society […]