The neulogical reason police and those stopped by police act irrationally

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1 year ago 02/02/2023 9:00pm EST

Did you ever wondwr why police repeatedly commit violent aggressive acts even while they are being recorded? Makes no sense right?

Did you ever wonder why someone would either fight with police even when out armed or would argue or run in response to a simple police request? It makes no sense right?

These are not behaviors reasoned out through the neocortex. The amygdala responds to perceived danger must quicker than the neocortex and it respond to dangers learned through observation that the person is not even consciously aware of or at least not aware of the degree of fear. It immediately floods the body with a cocktail of hormones causing immediate and intense reactions. It causes irrational deastic behavior that the neocortex part of brain would know is not in the best interest of the perpetrator

Observational learning occurs when an individuals watch news videos of police brutality or when police watch angry anti-police rioters.

Its just science but for some reason this very key of causative neurology is ignored.

1 year ago 02/02/2023 9:02pm EST

re: The science not reported

Excuse typos-using phone

1 year ago 02/02/2023 9:06pm EST

re: The science not reported

The science not reported wrote:
Did you ever wondwr why police repeatedly commit violent aggressive acts even while they are being recorded? Makes no sense right?
Did you ever wonder why someone would either fight with police even when out armed or would argue or run in response to a simple police request? It makes no sense right?
These are not behaviors reasoned out through the neocortex. The amygdala responds to perceived danger must quicker than the neocortex and it respond to dangers learned through observation that the person is not even consciously aware of or at least not aware of the degree of fear. It immediately floods the body with a cocktail of hormones causing immediate and intense reactions. It causes irrational deastic behavior that the neocortex part of brain would know is not in the best interest of the perpetrator
Observational learning occurs when an individuals watch news videos of police brutality or when police watch angry anti-police rioters.
Its just science but for some reason this very key of causative neurology is ignored.

People who resist arrest are idiots. They could avoid so much trouble if they just listened and followed directions.

There ARE cases where someone's civil rights are violated by the cops. But the majority of traffic stops gone wrong arise from the person acting like an idiot when they're given simple instructions to follow.

1 year ago 02/02/2023 9:10pm EST

re: The science not reported

It's not reported because this is basic science that anyone who graduated 9th grade is aware of.

1 year ago 02/02/2023 9:14pm EST

re: The science not reported

> Law enforcement are told to control their suspect(s). It works out best for law enforcement if they can gain control with their demeanor and words.

> People have various reactions to possibly losing their freedom. If a person is a multi-millionaire with attorneys on retainer, a multi-millionaire knows at worst a few hours behind bars. Others may fear even a misdemeanor arrest may mean days or weeks in jail. Days or weeks in jail for many means eviction and lose of job.

None of this is complicated.

1 year ago 02/02/2023 9:14pm EST

re: Professor Frink

Professor Frink wrote:
It's not reported because this is basic science that anyone who graduated 9th grade is aware of.

Wrong and poor attempt at troll. The poster just before you did process meaning and i am guessing you didn't either.

1 year ago 02/02/2023 9:16pm EST

re: The science not reported

Would you agree that people are essentially controlled by our hormones whether we consciously know it or not? Like we can do whatever to lose weight but if the hormones that control and regulate our appeitite out of balance, then it’s going to make us eat so we don’t starve.

1 year ago 02/02/2023 9:18pm EST

re: The science not reported

The science not reported wrote:
Did you ever wondwr why police repeatedly commit violent aggressive acts even while they are being recorded? Makes no sense right?
Did you ever wonder why someone would either fight with police even when out armed or would argue or run in response to a simple police request? It makes no sense right?
These are not behaviors reasoned out through the neocortex. The amygdala responds to perceived danger must quicker than the neocortex and it respond to dangers learned through observation that the person is not even consciously aware of or at least not aware of the degree of fear. It immediately floods the body with a cocktail of hormones causing immediate and intense reactions. It causes irrational deastic behavior that the neocortex part of brain would know is not in the best interest of the perpetrator
Observational learning occurs when an individuals watch news videos of police brutality or when police watch angry anti-police rioters.
Its just science but for some reason this very key of causative neurology is ignored.

You are using a lot of words without saying anything useful.

1 year ago 02/02/2023 9:19pm EST

re: The science not reported

Most people frequently make emotional decisions. If you aren’t one of them, you will find it hard to understand others.

1 year ago 02/02/2023 9:47pm EST

re: The science not reported

The science not reported wrote:
Did you ever wondwr why police repeatedly commit violent aggressive acts even while they are being recorded? Makes no sense right?
Did you ever wonder why someone would either fight with police even when out armed or would argue or run in response to a simple police request? It makes no sense right?
These are not behaviors reasoned out through the neocortex. The amygdala responds to perceived danger must quicker than the neocortex and it respond to dangers learned through observation that the person is not even consciously aware of or at least not aware of the degree of fear. It immediately floods the body with a cocktail of hormones causing immediate and intense reactions. It causes irrational deastic behavior that the neocortex part of brain would know is not in the best interest of the perpetrator
Observational learning occurs when an individuals watch news videos of police brutality or when police watch angry anti-police rioters.
Its just science but for some reason this very key of causative neurology is ignored.

This is actually the knewlogical reason.

1 year ago 02/02/2023 9:56pm EST

re: The science not reported

The science not reported wrote:
Did you ever wondwr why police repeatedly commit violent aggressive acts even while they are being recorded? Makes no sense right?
Did you ever wonder why someone would either fight with police even when out armed or would argue or run in response to a simple police request? It makes no sense right?
These are not behaviors reasoned out through the neocortex. The amygdala responds to perceived danger must quicker than the neocortex and it respond to dangers learned through observation that the person is not even consciously aware of or at least not aware of the degree of fear. It immediately floods the body with a cocktail of hormones causing immediate and intense reactions. It causes irrational deastic behavior that the neocortex part of brain would know is not in the best interest of the perpetrator
Observational learning occurs when an individuals watch news videos of police brutality or when police watch angry anti-police rioters.
Its just science but for some reason this very key of causative neurology is ignored.

Word salad surgery.

1 year ago 02/02/2023 10:14pm EST

re: Question for you

Question for you wrote:
Would you agree that people are essentially controlled by our hormones whether we consciously know it or not? Like we can do whatever to lose weight but if the hormones that control and regulate our appeitite out of balance, then it’s going to make us eat so we don’t starve.

Many things play into determining our behavior certainly hormones are a significant part. Most decisions are made subconsciously and then fed to the concious mind.

1 year ago 02/02/2023 10:21pm EST

re: Reporters

When you say not useful, I think you mean not useful to you. I can see why you would say that. I am afraid its probably not meaningful to you either.

Its probably useful to very few, but a greater number might find it meaningful.

1 year ago 02/02/2023 10:23pm EST

re: Kamala Harris/

That was clever. Well played.

1 year ago 02/02/2023 10:34pm EST

re: The science not reported

When I have more time, I will explain why this evolved and how this enhanced survival rates in early man (and possibly some higher forms of animal life)

1 year ago 02/02/2023 10:38pm EST

re: The science not reported

Doesn't enhance survival rates anymore.

1 year ago 02/02/2023 11:01pm EST

re: The science not reported

If you're gonna bring science into it, don't overlook the solidly empirical fact that most cops and suspects don't freak out, fear or not.

You are analyzing a tiny minority of people that can't handle themselves, can't generalize that to everyone.

A well-trained cop is given rote habits that will get them through a scare without overreacting. But it's very important for everyone else to know those routines do involve shooting to kill under certain circumstances.

The one thing every kid should be told lots of times is:

) don't talk to the cops
) don't fight the cops

1 year ago 02/02/2023 11:37pm EST

re: The science not reported

The reason is low IQ

1 year ago 02/03/2023 3:35am EST

re: The science not reported

Human behavior is very complex and people have different emotional or hormonal reactions to events. This thread is not aimed at over simplifying.

However the amygdala has the same role for all of us. We all will pull our hand from a hot pan before our neocortex has any awareness of the danger. We all experience observational learning to a very high and so much of what we learn is not at a concious level.

When observe what we consider idiotic or stupid behavior in others, it most often is not a function of selecting the poor choice because their neocortex doesn't understand or isn't smart enough to know its a bad choice. Its because the neocortex has been circumvented in the decision process. And once hormones and fear and anger is started for some its hard to reel back in.

But we each have different levels of emotions and reaction.

1 year ago 02/03/2023 6:26am EST

re: The science not reported

Police are power hungry pricks with low IQs. That’s the issue.

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