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Indeed. I am noted for my ordinariness. People often remark on how ordinary I am. Some even say that such a degree of ordinariness is extraordinary.
The psychiatrist is out.
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Originally posted by speling bee View PostPsychopathy is a term made up by ordinary people who don't understand extraordinary people. ...
Can't you change it?
I un-ignored you yesterday because I couldn't recall why I had. But seeing your .sig, now I remember
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Originally posted by BionicTeddyBear View PostI recently worked with a psychopath. They aren't easy to deal with I tell you. They'll either try to manipulate you and if that doesn't work victimize you. Kinda got my own back on him before I left though.
Oh and I scored 8.
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Originally posted by pjclarke View Post
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Originally posted by speling bee View PostPsychopathy is a term made up by ordinary people who don't understand extraordinary people.
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Psychopathy is a term made up by ordinary people who don't understand extraordinary people.
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I recently worked with a psychopath. They aren't easy to deal with I tell you. They'll either try to manipulate you and if that doesn't work victimize you. Kinda got my own back on him before I left though.
Oh and I scored 8.
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Surely any psychopath worth his salt would know what the "right" answers are? It's the ones with the suspiciously low scores you need to look out for.
I got 12, a reassuringly low but not too low score.
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Originally posted by pjclarke View PostWhich is why the psychiatric profession tends to talk in terms of personality disorder 'clusters' rather than black and white diagnoses. Either way, they are untreatable and they are mean. Steer clear.
I think you will probably get a number of people who are genetically predisposed towards it, and then other people who are less so but through bad environmental factors show a predilection to low empathy. It's useful to identify who they are, to steer away. I reckon you can tell from some people merely by looking at their eyes (glassy eyed), but obviously with the ones with a higher level of charisma and social functioning, it's more a matter of waiting for them to slip up in pretending to care about others or supposedly cherished ideals or goals. They tend to blow up when they don't get their way.Last edited by Zero Liability; 8 April 2014, 21:31.
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