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There is a fundamental moral conflict in desiring to own more than the next person. That requires less guilt or empathy, no doubt about that. You can find else
by hcarvalhoalves 14y ago
There is a fundamental moral conflict in desiring to own more than the next person. That requires less guilt or empathy, no doubt about that.
You can find elsewhere an study about how psycopaths are usually found in leading positions, like politicians (specially in 3rd world, where salaries are high) and CEOs, amongst others.
- bbbhn 14y agoYou're grossly simplifying things. A person may be driven to succeed and generate wealth for their family because they want to be able to send their children to the best schools possible, or they want to be able to access the best medical practitioners and technology if someone they cared about were to get sick. It may have absolutely nothing to do with owning "more than the next person."
- chii 14y agobut what you've said implies that the desire to own more than the next person does exist! If there was a limited amount of a certain resource, i would certainly have to own more than the next person in order to acquire that resource.
- hcarvalhoalves 14y agoI'm amazed you didn't see how much you contradicted yourself.