It could be but it will most likely be a lot more progressive as these studies has helped people who are less fucked up.

How do you know it won't work?

You think far too highly of people in general and too little of scientific theory.

@Firefly look i condemn that server

No I understand scientific theory

monothiestic religions and lgbt contradict each other

thats like calling ham halal

Otherwise I wouldn't be so confident in the advancement of our science.

@F0X~{A Walker} True.

Depends on the religion though.

Some religions don't mind the LGBT

You understand scientific theory yet you make claims like "everyone is treatable" and "behavioral studies may lead to the eradication of psychopathy". You don't understand the human brain and it's quite obvious.

No not behavioral studies

And I do understand quite alot about the human brain

nobody truly understands it though

Everyone can be treated if we knew how

We understand enough thanks to neuroscience and brain imaging technology to know that what you're saying is nothing more than pseudo-scientific naivety.

We just need to advance and study

@F0X~{A Walker} Sometimes you contradict. But it is okay.

We don't know enough though

@Firefly im in that judaism server its a partner with and i got really pissed off when they made that lgbt judaism server

I'm not naive

I'm anything but naive

I'm a skeptic

I'm simply basing this off of how much humans advance medically

you're basing this off of nothing.

You actually are. What you're saying is textbook naivety and anyone that isn't lacking in common sense and comprehension skills would agree. If you were to claim that everyone is treatable in front of the mainstream scientific community, you would be laughed at.

Just pure assumption. You think medical science will just be the same more or less in the future and think we can't go any better.

Except for those who understand that humans advance.

You clearly aren't aware of how much we currently know about the human brain thanks to brain imaging technology and neuroscience.

Which is quite alot of the scientific community.

I do know.

We don't know enough.

even if we did know enough about the brain we'd still need to know how to treat the brain

and that can be achieved with advancement

What you are saying contradicts the evidence we have to the contrary. Not everyone is treatable. This is an undeniable fact and for you to claim otherwise is patently dishonest and ignorant.

What evidence?

You're clearly not a medical professional nor are you a scientist of any kind.

we have had made great strides in healing people but we can never heal everybody

We do not know enough about the human brain.

Nor are you.