>>10932135If you're a psych there's no logic in your way of doing anything, combined with a danger towards others. There's no logic in maniacs, but there is jurisdiction and law enforcement for crimes.
Psychology, on the other hand, has done numerous documented crimes towards humans. Read Tchehov (tent no 6).
Deeper roots of psychology suggest some mystical nature that lies in the origin of said branch of science (as many others, too). I've read somewhere that "psychia" was a Greek goddess cult, and wikipedia links panpsychology to a religious teaching. There's some gloomy minority-esque undertone of "if we understand the criminal we can prevent the crime from happening" which is somewhat a dangerous POV by itself (catching the person makes you a criminal, allowing the crime to happen by knowing you could've prevented it makes you somewhat similar to a bystander, and warning the victim to get away really means there never was a victim).
Tl:dr: watch minority report.
