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Intelligence is directly related to feelings, which in their most complex forms require, first, a level of neocortical development only to be found in humans; and, second, specific cultural contexts that shape the feeling and how people experience it (a cultural complexity missing in other...

Psychopathy lacks a proper scientific labelling. Again, what we popularly call "psychopathy" is addressed by other disorders that are more properly characterized, mainly from the cluster-B personality disorders —antisocial, histrionic, borderline and narcissistic; apart from that, all you'll...

Kizaru turned out to be less sadistic than he seemed (personally I believe Oda changed the character as he first intented him to be, but that's just my feeling), although he still shows certain difficulty to manage his emotions, which was something established for his character. It's interesting...

"Psychopath" and "sociopath", for the matter, aren't clinical labels to begin with and, on top of that, Kizaru isn't enoughly explored as a character nor is Oda exact with his usage of psychology (e.g. the Vinsmoke siblings were stated to be emotionless yet showed Ekman's emotions), so my short...