Charlot123
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Here is the article that I had already linked.
The situation was not the change, rather, the earnings taken away, but I don't know the game they used, so I explained in a simplistic way.
Monoamine oxidase A gene (MAOA) predicts behavioral aggression following provocation
My feeling is, the perpetrator is the carrier of MAO-L and it is a genetic thing. He is prone to violence, extreme violence, but not in all situations. He is able to hide in plain sight because if he is not "dissed", he responds exactly like everyone else. Probably, he was not even viewed as extremely aggressive, except for people who knew him well.
What and why made him view the situation with the girls as "dissing"? I don't know but maybe he changed with age, or something happened in his life?
If it is a young athlete, maybe, ironically, sport offered a good outlet for his aggression, and it looked normal? And then he could not play (a trauma?) and stress started flooding his brain?
From the article, I surmise that carriers of MAO-L are also more prone to PTSD, so perhaps, he suffers from it, too? MOO.
The situation was not the change, rather, the earnings taken away, but I don't know the game they used, so I explained in a simplistic way.
Monoamine oxidase A gene (MAOA) predicts behavioral aggression following provocation
My feeling is, the perpetrator is the carrier of MAO-L and it is a genetic thing. He is prone to violence, extreme violence, but not in all situations. He is able to hide in plain sight because if he is not "dissed", he responds exactly like everyone else. Probably, he was not even viewed as extremely aggressive, except for people who knew him well.
What and why made him view the situation with the girls as "dissing"? I don't know but maybe he changed with age, or something happened in his life?
If it is a young athlete, maybe, ironically, sport offered a good outlet for his aggression, and it looked normal? And then he could not play (a trauma?) and stress started flooding his brain?
From the article, I surmise that carriers of MAO-L are also more prone to PTSD, so perhaps, he suffers from it, too? MOO.