I am a highly empathic autistic person. As such, I always felt that lack of empathy is the most dangerous and spiteful quality (or lack thereof) in a human being.
There should be more awareness of the presence of sociopaths, psychopaths and narcissists - disguided as humans - ...
There should be more awareness of the presence of sociopaths, psychopaths and narcissists - disguided as humans - ...
... amidst normal people who try to live a normal life. Their lust for power is unsullied by moral obstacles: they only respect rules and laws to dodge consequences, but will hurt others in order to further their agenda if they don't expect a payback. When we look at...
... the senseless situation of mankind, we often embrace models close to Marxian thought, without realizing that such models are descriptive: they can explain fairly well the mechanics of injustice, but they don't really care about the causes. …
... We should really open a public discussion on the presence of predators among us, the dangers they pose, and how to compassionately take care of them while defusing their negative potential, preventing them from accessing unsupervised power roles. …
... My experience with those of the Dark Triad is that normal human beings fall prey to an instinct to submit, to the point of actiively helping them to destroy those who oppose. Why don't we start from this?...
... We can't change their condition, but we can change ours by stopping to surrender power to human predators.
So now we are (hopefully) stopping Trump. ...
So now we are (hopefully) stopping Trump. ...
...Why not take a further step by openly discussing the role of predators in our society as a medical problem that needs a social solution, like pandemics need vaccines?
(Sorry if my English is funny or awkward, not my mother tongue).
(Sorry if my English is funny or awkward, not my mother tongue).
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