Future Hard Rollers?

(HealthDay News) -- Children who are fearless at 3 years of age might just be poised for a life of crime.
According to a new study, poor fear conditioning at the tender age of 3 can predispose that person to break the law as an adult. Yet other factors, such as education of the parents, large family size, nutrition, physical activity, configuration of the household and other elements also play a role, the researchers concluded.
"There's no 100 percent correspondence between conditioning deficits and crime: Not all poor conditioners will become criminals and not all criminals have the early fear conditioning deficits," explained study author Yu Gao, a research associate in the department of criminology at the University of Pennsylvania. His findings are published in the Nov. 16 online issue of the American Journal of Psychiatry.
Specifically, what Gao and his associates set out to determine is whether dysfunction of the amygdala, an almond-shaped mass that resides deep in the human brain and is linked to fear conditioning as well as emotions and mental state, leads to an inherent intrepidness and disregard for the law.

Listen here, babies. I don't know what kinda shit you are trying to pull, but it takes a lot more than some 20 year study to be mentioned on the Fix. You think you can just tip-toe up into this humpy bumpy? Fuck no. Come hard or don't come at all. Oh, you've got a scientist predicting that by the time you are 16 years old you will be throwing old women out of windows and lighting dog shit on fire then throwing it at police cars? Well that's not impressive at all, baby, I was doing the same shit by the ripe age of 9.

You want science and a hypothesis and all of that shit... here ya go.

Pecker the Scientist predicts that if a baby comes around me or sends me anymore emails about Rolling Hard and/or breakin' shit without any street cred will be smacked right across the mouth and sent home crying. There's your hypothesis, baby.