The Origin of Evil, Cruelty and Terrorism

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Exploring the relationship between brain function and morality, the book delves into how goodness arises from logical reasoning in the prefrontal cortex, while evil stems from unconscious impulses linked to the cerebellum. It posits that dynamic synaptic connectivity, influenced by jumping genes, is essential for moral judgment. The narrative contrasts the concepts of heaven and hell, conscious and unconscious actions, and discusses the effects of global warming and EMF exposure on brain health, suggesting a shift from conscious thought to impulsive behavior.