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To attempt an answer for this question based soley on mental illness... Antisocial Personality Disorder (APD) is a disorder in which little to no emotion is present in a person. You might be more familiar with this disorder known as psychopathy or sociopathy where a person may be referred to as a psychopath or sociopath.

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