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Psychopaths tend to fear negative consequences less than non-psychopaths. They are still people, but having less fear (not being literally fearless) than most i
by scott_s 13y ago
Psychopaths tend to fear negative consequences less than non-psychopaths. They are still people, but having less fear (not being literally fearless) than most is a defining trait.
- gohrt 13y agoThey fear negative consequences less, or they fear social consequences less? That is, are they less afraid of car crashes and drowning, or just less afraid of pissing people off (because they don't care about other's personal needs, and because they can easily "fix" a relationship with the advantages of deception)
- scott_s 13y agoNegative consequences; less afraid of car crashes and drowning. Which also means they have a harder time learning from their mistakes.