Actually there are studies and books on this: Book: The sociopath next door - Martha Stout Study from Bond university finding 21% of CEOs exhibit psychopathic behavior. [1] Also it's not about seeking power... Another…
Have you considered not psychopathy, which is not a clinical term but a criminology term, but something like a dissociative disorder or schizoid disorder? Yes, when I have spoken with therapists they typically use one…
Interestingly enough, it's both. With Psychopathy someone is born without the capacity for empathy with no environmental trigger necessary to "activate" psychopathy. With Sociopathy it's generally that childhood trauma…
Yea that's a great point. I think you can communicate with high functioning sociopaths as long as your goals align. Note that your goals are by default subordinate to mine but that sometimes near term ones can be the…
As a public figure, it wasn't worth burning my reputation to type this out, but I think that speaks to the state of discourse around mental health today. The article is uses the word "psychopathology" which is a general…
Actually there are studies and books on this: Book: The sociopath next door - Martha Stout Study from Bond university finding 21% of CEOs exhibit psychopathic behavior. [1] Also it's not about seeking power... Another…
Have you considered not psychopathy, which is not a clinical term but a criminology term, but something like a dissociative disorder or schizoid disorder? Yes, when I have spoken with therapists they typically use one…
Interestingly enough, it's both. With Psychopathy someone is born without the capacity for empathy with no environmental trigger necessary to "activate" psychopathy. With Sociopathy it's generally that childhood trauma…
Yea that's a great point. I think you can communicate with high functioning sociopaths as long as your goals align. Note that your goals are by default subordinate to mine but that sometimes near term ones can be the…
As a public figure, it wasn't worth burning my reputation to type this out, but I think that speaks to the state of discourse around mental health today. The article is uses the word "psychopathology" which is a general…