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Not that I agree with the grandparent's sweeping statements about psychopaths, but your comment also makes a sweeping statement that "becoming a psychopath is p
by yuna 12y ago
Not that I agree with the grandparent's sweeping statements about psychopaths, but your comment also makes a sweeping statement that "becoming a psychopath is probably the last thing any aspiring business person should become". No evidence is provided in either case.
It's also pretty insulting to both psychologists and psychopaths alike that you think a psychopath is just something you decide one day to become.
It's also jarring that in one paragraph you bash crazy "one weird secrets" to success, when in the next paragraph you claim that the one weird secret to success is "personal relationships".
- wavefunction 12y agoMy response was tongue-in-cheek because the original supposition that someone should become/becomes a psychopath while finding success with a startup is so ludicrous. You've made a number of unsupported suppositions about my intentions, how frightful! I forgot where I was though, when I posted that bit of dry humor. Self-important "founders" or at least "founder wannabes" is super serious guys!!!!