Serial psychopathic killers were one of the Federation's most distinctive social products.
For a long time, there had even been a small group of people who defended these serial psychopathic killers, citing their "mental illnesses" and hoping they would receive humanitarian consideration.
They even hoped their sentences would be reduced to some extent, but basically, every killer was ultimately sent to the execution platform.
The birth of these psychopathic killers was often closely connected to society, with pressure everywhere yet nowhere to be seen.
The pressure of survival, the pressure of the mind, and the pain of being unable to obtain what they wanted would ultimately drive people to extremes.
The personalities of serial psychopathic killers often began to show themselves during childhood. Most of them had intelligent minds with bizarre thought processes.
If they were guided onto the right path, they might have become great scientists.
But people failed to notice children like that, and eventually, they became psychopathic killers.
Just like the Federation's most famous "problem," which directly revealed the thought process of a psychopath—
When you saw someone you still wanted to meet at a relative's funeral, what would you do? In truth, there was no correct answer to this question, but people with mental problems mostly gave the same kind of answer.
That was to attend more funerals within the same social circle, so they could see the person they wanted to meet.
If this group was narrowed down further, their targets would be their own relatives.
Because only then would their social circles remain the same, allowing them to continue seeing the person they wanted to meet at funerals.
The process of a psychopathic killer's crimes, especially that of a serial psychopathic killer, would begin with panic and confusion before they gradually adapted to crime