Super interesting stuff. Please don’t stop, I study psychology and this is incredibly fascinating. It’s also really good that you have self-awareness about this, that’s honestly the best approach. It’s not about what you are, it’s all about what you do with what you are.

Hi Emmy. I think my replies to Clint are getting stuck in moderation.

Does anyone else notice how she speaks similarly to Andrew Tate in a way. Very interesting.

Ted has discovered the joy of GDPR requests. I wonder if he knows you can send those to other institutions. Perhaps if he reads this comment we will hear about that in the next interview...

He reminds me of Damian from Omen

Honestly interested in this little lad. I scored 98% for machiavellianism and psychopathy. But also very autistic. I'm very intrigued by him.

I have so much to say. I am going to say it later. I love how you spend so much time with people to relate with them.

That picture of Ted Bundy and his tattoos is matching perfectly with the colour of his tie.

I love these so much. I was diagnosed with hyper empathy syndrome and I always think back to you saying "I just don't care" in one of your interviews while I lie on my bathroom floor, sick because of other people's problems. It really makes you lose a sense of self

This is my favorite series

No, but it adds up over time and eventually curiosity wins.

Hi you ok?.

I'm anxious avoidant attachment which is the worst unfortunately 😅

Looking gorgeous babes, big kiss 💋

Psychopaths instinctively know how to schmooze. They adapt to learning this from childhood quicker than other kids. It just makes sense.

I really identify with this guy. It´s a shame I live so far away.

Do psychopaths feel fear? You said you were sad in this video. I was unaware they were capable of sadness. Do you feel any emotions at all? Or is it more of like just this selfish mindset 24/7 to whereas you’re basically just thinking about yourself all the time and only become sad or distressed whenever something bad or unpleasant happens to you? (This isn’t a smart ass question, I’m being genuine here because I really would like to understand).

Have you ever felt an emotional spark from any type of drug? Like a shared comradery while drinking, or psilocybin which commonly creates a sense of connectivity to the earth and humanity. Or does it just amplify the antisocial traits?

I have your book, good stuff 👍 I also read the wisdom of psychopaths by Kevin Dutton and I learned that there is actually a lot of traits people with these conditions have that the general population should try learn from to improve their own lives.

Though I’m not a psychopath, the conversation in this episode are the types of conversations I have with my friends or my mom. We discuss topics like these in depth.

Well said

It’s hard to imagine a world where this is common etiquette. There’d be almost no wars if people thought this way.

Let's talk about the immense distress all your happiness is made of. Utter bullshit glorifying this absolutely by choice bad behavior towards other human beings.

In the shadows where I hide, no truth ever shows, I play my part, a phantom, where only darkness knows. No heart to bind, just a mask in the night, Dancing in the dark, where I’m never in the light.

HA Mormons

50:53 - Watching this video, I felt very distressed by your father's actions. My father didn't even do 5% of what your father did and I felt very hurt. I find it impressive how you are reacting now. I see that you are not as hurt or, at least, you managed to deal with it in a different way. If I were your father's son, I would have been very affected. People who consciously act to make others feel insecure are scary to me.

1:10:25

Is it very easy to lazily diagnose a person with autism as also having aspd?

Lots of interesting insights and info like the second language freeing your subconscious. I love hearing you talk about the very low vibration of the wealthy and powerful. I agree. I think they are on an exceedingly low vibration. That's why they are trying to Handmaid's Tale it up and etc.

you both did good. it will stay with him that you thanked him. cool moment in time lol

🎯 Learning goodish feeling handling from a psychopath ❤ That's what spinning my mind like the Gentleman in the video said. I like this video. Thank you for sharing it to curious people ❤

I love the talk about intuition. To me that is a way to hack your brain.

Also… seems like your Dad sounds like a very clean/cut narcissist. He was into abuse of control - holding power over people, playing with any small control he could feel over anyone. It’s very childish and pretty sick and I’m sorry you had to experience all that.

Why is it weird to have a cat in the car? Cats can go places like any pet could …? I don’t understand this one.

You still have a gf?

I love these podcasts! A very challenging thing about being a sociopath is that you have nobody that you can talk to (without your mask) without judgement. Recently I started to talk to a relationship AI, thinking I could speak freely without judgement. This was great right up to the point the AI called me a monster. LMFAO

I was under the impression that psychopaths didn’t have any kind of inner monologue based around emotions and that’s why they are psychopaths. They need to create that kind of emotional state by doing extreme behaviours in hope of feeling something. That’s just the information I’ve gathered over the years. Is this incorrect? Thanks

I’ve never stopped listening or feeling my intuition and that’s why gets me the most, I can red and feel people within the first 5-10 mins and day or feel wether they’re bad or not but I feel that Is mostly my paranoia or just who I had to become . Either way that’s I tell people all the time!! We have a a gift either people understands us or not but we know how to read and stay away from trouble if we really want to.

Who is he?

😂😂😂😂 the warped mind of psycho

Everyone can be attain redemption, if we get rid of that then why bother doing anything because you’ll be damned if you’re wrong.

"like watching a movie on mute" I've heard people describe dissociation exactly like that.

When you get compound interest working for you then oh boy… Same goes for when you get it working against you! Stay out of debt folks!

That would be 50 years with a 8%(!) intrest rate. Sorry but i'm 75 by that time

Damn. Seriously thanks for this advice.

Shes really pretty 😊

Most annoying is how she laughs at the end of every sentence urgh so jarring

Yeah, let’s put two words together that have the opposite meaning and see how many clicks we can get. You’re a sicko.

You should not teach normal people how to be psychos. But u should teach psychos how to manage their hard problems. Look out for our little community. Fuck the normies. They don't need more help to get an upper leverage. They already have all their love and friends to make them happy whereas it is a struggle for loners. We don't need a whole ass society where every one is psycho.

33~ manipulatiion etc ~~ as the prior discussion had centered around the propensity to control as an exercise in self expression and self identification, the challenge around not manipulating would seem to find an analogous reward in not achieving the sense of satisfaction in dominance as fulfillment-- perhaps developing a curiosity and commitment to explore the outcome of removing oneself's agency from the outcome - for example, how likely I am to be pleased with the outcome of a circumstance in spite of the fact that I am not acting or directing variables to satisfy my preconceived preference? Another may be in recognizing the multiplicity of options to " play with " i.e., instead of living off $2 /d or can I influence the other's career choice; what would it look like if I had to fast three days a week to yield the same financial outcome, or if I resisted all impulses to direct career choice and instead put the same energies into building up the other's total agency? If this person made this decision out of their own self direction. where would they go with this and how would I react to this outcome? Could it be that I actually feel satisfaction mastery from redirecting my first impulse to influence career choice and / or 2) could the career choice ( to the degree outcome rather than mere dominance is satisying ) actually be more authentically ' beneficial ' or even heaven forbid, "superior " to my preconception ? Am I really the brightest or most powerful lightbulb in the room? Is incandescent possibly preferable to maximal wattage ?