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All 1-4% of them... The insinuation that anyone who rises to the top of an organisation must be sociopathic is dillusional. Yes, there is a higher incidence a

by lugged 5y ago

All 1-4% of them... The insinuation that anyone who rises to the top of an organisation must be sociopathic is dillusional. Yes, there is a higher incidence at the CEO level, traits that help you in a role also help you get there, go figure, but the idea all leaders are sociopaths is a huge stretch based off nothing but your own bias and distain for anyone high up in a power structure, that seems to be going around right now.

nerdponx 5y ago
Is there any reason that sociopathy can't exist on a spectrum, and why 1-4% of the population couldn't be somewhere on it? What's the state of research in this area?
DaiPlusPlus 5y ago
> 1-4% Citation needed, as well as a fully qualified definition of "organisation". It's not fair to equate the leader of the local farming co-op with the editorial head of a major newsgathering (or in present-times: news-aggregation) corporation.