Let me make sure I understand you since I didn&#x27;t understand why you were &quot;remarkably insulted&quot;.  The system fine-tuned by evolution is the human mind.  Sociopathy and psychopathy seem to be genetically based and may occur in anywhere from 1% to 10% of the population based on various ballpark estimates.  IQ is in no way related to moral behavior, smart people can be sincerely kind people or sociopathic, people of low-IQ can be sincerely kind or sociopathic.  A person of low-IQ who is a sociopath ends up in jail most likely, a person of high-IQ who is a sociopath damages society far more by cleverly staying out of jail and may often land themselves high positions as they manipulate people&#x27;s social intuitions without remorse.  I suspect (but can&#x27;t prove) that sociopathy has no correlation with IQ whatsoever.<p>&gt; But theory-of-mind is a distinct cognitive module from intellectual intelligence. You can enhance one without enhancing the other.<p>I agree.  However, I think theory-of-mind is one part of the puzzle.  Another is moral reasoning and how it shapes social interaction.  This, too, needs to be carefully understood because we know that authority and purity concerns, for example, both allow people to effectively turn off empathy.  Turning off theory-of-mind when it is inconvenient is a potentially frightening ability.