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My point was that this article takes a long and winding road to reach the simple conclusion that some people are simply assholes and there is nothing to be done
by greenlblue 17y ago
My point was that this article takes a long and winding road to reach the simple conclusion that some people are simply assholes and there is nothing to be done about it because they are built differently and the article makes it all sound really menacing. There is nothing menacing here. Most assholes have the same profile so it's really easy to figure them out after you've come into contact with a few of them. Turning it into a research program is in my opinion a waste of money which is the other thing the article seems to advocate.
- confuzatron 17y agoThe authors argue that people in general (unlike you) are not good at spotting psychopaths, that psychopathy is an increasingly successful evolutionary strategy, that psychos are controlling society to help nurture their psycho offspring, whom certain in-denial hippies have dubbed 'indigo children'. I thought the whole thing was immensely entertaining (but I'm just saying that to stave off the terror).