Road rage study

A new study suggests millions of Americans suffer from road rage and it
all begins in the brain. A group of researchers at Harvard and the
University of Chicago have come up with a new explanation for extreme
road rage. A condition known as intermittent explosive disorder. And
the researchers say the disorder, also known as IED, could affect as
many as 16 million americans. It's really a brain based disorder, just
like depression or panic disorder or any other important disorders that
people talk about in psychiatry. The study indicates the disorder is on
the rise among teenagers, that it should be treated before it
progresses into more violent behavior. It's a reaction out of context
or almost bigger than what would be an expected or normal reaction for
a typical teenager having a fight with his mom. But some critics say
the study's findings may be exaggerated, that more research is needed
to see just how common IED really is. Take a look a this report about
intermittent explosive disorder, this isn't a spam:
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wrote:
> A new study suggests millions of Americans suffer from road rage and it
> all begins in the brain.

It all really begins with the deliberate creation of congestion by the
eco-nut movement. Next time you're enraged on the freeway, take it out
on an eco-nut.