Interesting, but if someone's brain is wired to predispose them to sociopathology, does that make them a sociopath or do they become one when they act on their compulsions. Furthermore, if there was a test to determine whether a child is predisposed to sociopathology, would parents be wrong to seek prenatal treatment to avoid this "disorder"?

Additionally, would sociopaths (who havent acted out) be correct in protesting this treatment as some sort perversion of the natural order?

Regardless of society's attempts to redefine homosexuality as a genetic trait people have no control over, it is an inaccurate description of a person until their choice is "consummated". The same way a murderer is not a murderer until they've killed, no matter what their genetic predisposition is.

Conversely, a black man does not act on his blackness, it just is.