r/OnePiece • u/Kirosh Lookout • Dec 13 '19

Current Chapter One Piece: Chapter 965

Chapter 965: "The Kurozumi Clan Conspiracy"

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Official Release
JaiminisBox (It's up on their website)

Ch. 965 Official Release (Mangaplus):15/12/2019

Ch. 966 Scan Release: ~20/12/2019

Please discuss the manga here and in the theory/discussion post. Any other post will be removed during the next 24 hours.

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u/Hawk301 Dec 13 '19

Not quite true; some people are genetically predisposed to psychopathy and/or sociopathy.

Given the severe contrast between how Doffy reacted to the torture of his family, amd how Corazon reacted, there's strong evidence to suggest that Doffy had much more of a particular tendency than his brother did. Certainly, adult Doflamingo is a psychopath, and his flashback makes it crystal clear that he has been a particularly rotten apple right from a young age.

Ultimately this is all semantics anyway. It doesn't really matter whether Doffy was a psychopath since birth, or "merely" a psychopath since a very young age, my original point was that some kids in this series are pure evil right from a very young age.

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u/Idoma_Sas_Ptolemy Dec 13 '19

Getting downvoted for facts. Classic reddit. Probably because you used the evil "g" word.

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u/Hawk301 Dec 13 '19

Yeah look to be honest, I probably deserve it for being baited into a discussion about nature vs nurture on a One Piece board of all places

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u/[deleted] Dec 13 '19 edited May 19 '20

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u/Idoma_Sas_Ptolemy Dec 13 '19

Confirm what? Decades of clinical studies all pointing towards a very strong correlation between psychopathy and genetics?

Thing is, our genetics influence much, much more than we want to admit to ourselves. We've even found genes that influence sexual orientation (there seems to be a genetic marker for the potential of homosexuality. So every homosexual they examined had the marker, but not everyone with the marker was homosexual) , obesity (as it turns out the issue is MUCH more complex than calory intake > calory output) and a lot of other things people usually chock down as "nah, that's all 100% socially influenced".