Video Activity by Neha Mathur

Answer - Samaira

samairamohinijain — 2024-08-09 06:11:05 UTC

The video states that Tommy Lynn Sells is a psychopath who lacks empathy, guilt, and remorse. On the one hand, psychopaths are typically described as lacking empathy, which is the ability to understand and share the feelings of others. On the other hand, a normal person would likely feel empathy and remorse for their victims.

The video provides several examples of Sells's lack of empathy and remorse. For example, he describes how he enjoyed killing people and how he felt a sense of rush from it, this was like a drug to him. He also shows no remorse for the pain and suffering that he caused his victims.

These examples illustrate the profound difference between Sells's emotional response to his victims and that of a normal person. While a normal person would be horrified by the thought of killing another human being, Sells seems to have enjoyed it.

Ariki

arikithakur — 2024-08-09 06:24:14 UTC

Tommy Lynn Sells is a psychopath. He feels no sense of remorse or guilt, he just kills because he feels a high/ rush, that one feels when they take a hit of dopamine. He kills because he feels like it. He lacks empathy and sympathy which leads him to be unbothered about the number of people he killed. He does not have specific motives as other killers do. Tommy Lynn explores different methods to kill people. What makes him different from other people is his indifference towards the lives of the people. He doesn't feel love, or doesn't apologise, and simply kills sort of for the fun of it. The difference between psychopaths and normal peoples brain structure is in the amygdala, the region which causes fear, anxiety etc.

The tone used - Samaira

samairamohinijain — 2024-08-09 06:25:00 UTC

sells disassociated himself to the actions that he did like for e.g he had cut a girls neck and instead of saying '' I cut her neck'' , he said '' her neck was cut '' or and ''children got killed ''. he is happy to talk about what crimes occurred and the details, he can not tie himself to the crimes. He's angry at the girl who lived. "Not a day goes by that I don't think about her, I don't think she wants to know what I have to say to her." He's absolutely heartless.

Ariki

arikithakur — 2024-08-09 06:26:10 UTC

His tone of voice remained monotone and unchanged. He somewhat tried to manipulate the interviewer with his choice of words. The way he talked about death, was as if it was something normal.

His vivid descriptions of what would happen if he were to do something to the interviewer. "head would break like a coconut"- vivid idea of human anatomy- what he could do to him