“Small Brain” Linked To Long-term Anti-Social Behavior

Over the years studies have shown that small brains have been linked to long-term anti-social behaviors in humans, and may result in criminal activities. Findings from a respected global medical health study, highlights the development of the brain, as a fundamental aspect, as it characterizes the behaviour of one’s life.

Robian Williams ventured in the streets to gauge the response to this anatomy.

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