Jordan Peterson: Antisocial psy.cho.pathic males

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[@shipwrek4533]

Wow at least some college kids are getting their money's worth

[@TaiChiGhost]

Not the cute Asian girl in the middle of the class who is doing Facebook and e-mail.

[@meowterrolszo6727]

TaiChiGhost you call that cute?

[@rango9404]

@@TaiChiGhost Wtf she is ugly af

[@hattrickster33]

@@rango9404 How can you even tell? You can barely see her. She's hidden behind the girl with the earrings in the middle the entire time. Oh wait nvm...you can see her...and I definitely wouldn't say she's ugly. Personal opinion I guess, but I think she's pretty cute.

[@edgarmendoza2204]

@Chef Jeff yea that's true, but they get to ask him questions.

[@gking407]

Great point about raising your kids to be socially smart not scared.

[@KoltiraMemeweaver]

I second that. I wish I didn't have an SOB of a father. I wasn't allowed to socialize outside of school and sheltered. Abused at the same time. Now I'm very socially awkward and anxious outside of predictable routine interactions.

[@mercenery1232]

I cant complain since i did it to myself,haha

[@underfire131]

Køltira Memeweaver I feel ya dude. Sucks being social awkward especially when trying to be with a girl.

[@nataliashevcun1641]

I agree that kids should be raised socially well-adapted and bold, but they should still be taught caution, such as not opening doors to strangers, especially without even asking who is behind the door; and just general common sense, such as not following adults who are bigger and stronger into areas where they can easily corner and overpower you.

[@nataliashevcun1641]

I agree that people here tend to take it into extremes both ways. I grew up in a different country, and played with others and by myself mostly unsupervised since the time I was four, and that was despite the fact that in that place and during those times it was a _very_ real danger to get kidnapped off the streets. That's why I was taught to be cautious around adults I did not know, and such an upbringing did help me (as a kid) on a few occasions. Though I guess that feeling intimidated by strangers, and simply being wary of them until you are sure that their intentions aren't malicious are two different things. Just because you are cautious about approaching strangers who are bigger and stronger than you, it does not mean that you will therefore be timid and shy about it if they actually try to hurt you.

[@1969plato]

Psychopaths don't have to move around if they become politicians. Perfect job for them to use their skills.

[@bonanzatime]

Live Free and doctors. the corrupt establishment system is on their side.

[@johnshilling2221]

Yes! Exactly! Are there any board unemployed Psychopaths out there that are willing to "Game of Thrones" these politicians? It seems the Lannisters and many others love to cut out the Liars tongues! Sounds like a job opportunity.

[@ADerpyReality]

Socio-paths is more where Australian Politicians are at such as our PM Scott Morrison.

[@TommyBeaux]

CEO’s are 4 times more likely to be psychopaths than the general population.

[@RMGWOO]

Sociopaths are better politicians. Psychopaths lack the need for validation that the sociopath has.

[@masonmaliwauki3673]

Don’t be afraid of strangers; rather don’t trust them until they stop being a stranger

[@Monsoon31]

I am the one being stranger in my own life, trust issued

[@deirdremorris9234]

Id take it a step further: The foundation is no one can be trusted. The playing field is leveled in the Anyone can fall at any time.

[@marlom7882]

And even then when you get to know them trusting them is not wise

[@LuxMeow]

The only person you can trust is yourself and then for some people they betray even themselves.

[@binakabinaka2540]

@@marlom7882 Absolutely true, because One is betrayed not by strangers but by the one who is very close and trusted by you

[@moshecohen5551]

"Don't practice what you do not want to become" I love this guy

[@MikyBounty]

Kinda like Nietzsche said. _"If you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you."_

[@user-unos111]

What if you can't and you are constantly forced to do it anyway?

[@silkyj8576]

I bet

[@mr.unheimlich3685]

111 111 then you are partly defined by your acquaintance to that thing, and party defined by either your compliance or resistance to it, or any variations in between.

[@jc3858]

That hit me too. He’s right about the neurological pathways, coming from a place of social anxiety to focusing on what I want, it’s incredibly powerful.

[@Verlisify]

"Don't practice what you don't want to become" Thats POWERFUL because you see so many good people go bad by just dipping their toe in dishonest/manipulative behavior

[@willkershisnik5893]

Yeah that’s why I don’t run heavy slam wailord, I don’t wanna be bad

[@adambrownawell]

@@willkershisnik5893 lmao, I didn't even see the og commenter's name until I read your comment and thought, "wait, did verlisify comment here!?"

[@fidgetyrock4420]

good advice.. heres one from me.. practise what you dont want to become.. meaning.. always pay attention to excersising the negative dismissal of what you dont want to be. Trust me, you will eventually become what you dont want to be, if you do not always dismiss or reject that which you dont want to be. Because life is in nature "BECOMING" something...

[@matthewwitter3656]

Could’ve been me this year. I had a certain someone save me. Now she’s not here any more. It’s all my fault.

[@KelkohTV]

@Dr. Mantis Toboggan Nuance is completely lost on you, isn't it? Can tell by your speech, how aggressive you are towards a stranger and how you jump to such an extreme example, that you're totally missing the point. Apparently not that obvious to you. I'd be more careful with your word choice, because your use of "vacuous" seems like a subconscious critique of your own perspective.

[@leptosurreal460]

"Everything you let win the internal argument grows; and everything that you don't let win shrinks." I'mma keep that for life.

[@PLAYERSLAYER_22]

that quote can save lives. unfortunately, the people who need to hear it will intentionally not comprehend this in order to continue to not change.

[@leptosurreal460]

True. :-/ Life works in a weird way, eh?

[@chaddilingus]

I have heard it as inside each of us are two beasts; one good, one bad. They are in constant battle with each other. The one that will win is invariably the one we feed the most.

[@mediaquest123]

Its simple. Goto gym today or not? Wich will win. Thats what will grow. Productivity vs laziness.

[@ryanackert1536]

Gold. Getting it on a canvas.

[@segwolfxviii2919]

Everyone turns into a doctor in the comment section.

[@superiorself8041]

Ségvvülf .308 I just noticed. Lol. It’s hilarious.

[@harlotteoscara686]

KZbin University

[@lokilaufeyson3983]

Not me man im just hear to troll its probably do to my cerebral cortex being much larger then most😉

[@wisconsinlonnie4143]

Type shit 😂😂

[@bonanzatime]

... and Mister Hyde🤖😒

[@FranciscoSousa-cp5ux]

The eyes Chico, they never lie.

[@Lucky-sv2cs]

Francisco Sousa 😂 Nice

[@patrickmischar-olsen230]

Not true though

[@patrickmischar-olsen230]

That's only true for horny people

[@dzobie]

Sociopaths eyes appear to change color but unfortunately you have to have their attention to notice it.

[@ryanrick6443]

Eyes are the windows to the soul!

[@damianmandich8723]

6:10 "don't practice what you don't want to become" is the most powerful statement in this video.

[@Singularity2039]

Agreed .. I really enjoyed how he explained it.

[@tissuewater]

It's also a very important advice for the curious types, sometimes they want to try something out and that might be to manifest a different persona to see what kind of reaction others give to their behavioral traits. Also to find out how it would feel to them personally when given those certain reactions.

[@robinmaibals1193]

And about as general as a fortune cookie or a horoscope.

[@kjfdfs4327]

Goggle products Preach

[@damianmandich8723]

*Google Products* I hear you man. This world has become pretty meek. Its funny watching a professor teaching these days. Why is everyone quiet? No interruptions? No questions? In my days, I would be the first one to jump in, but these kids seem mesmerized by JP. Times have changed and it seems the youth is getting dumber and dumber by the day. Cheers to all that do not conform. "Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind."

[@devangoolsby7294]

I hate school so much, I go though, take roughly 15-20 hrs a semester. And I can’t sit still to focus through 5 mins. I can watch his videos for hours. Crazy the difference in teaching and story telling. THANK U JORDAN

[@yyeezyy630]

I wonder if your perspective would change if you had to wake up at 5 everyday to watch his videos lol

[@sadieharris5767]

You're likely getting burned out with that many hours, no matter how bright or motivated you are. Also, since you're struggling w/ attention in school but riveted by these lectures, maybe reconsider if your major really aligns well with your interests and personality (although burnout can sometimes cloud that). For me this semester, withdrawing just one class (which I've never done before) changed my whole mindset, from dragging my miserable self through the semester to being back on the ball, positive and motivated. Good luck to you.

[@albinalteborn]

Maybe your just disagreeable and you only listen when you chose what it is.

[@xanderlaskey2753]

@@albinaltebornProbably just like most the world

[@lukesanchez1024]

@@sadieharris5767 yeah I got burned out with part time about to quit college altogether ended up getting an adderall script now I'm full time with perfect grades. Gotta find what works for you

[@danielvoorhees9507]

Some of my strongest memories as a younger child we’re of my father standing up for things. Skipping line or being rude. It didn’t matter, right was right. Forgotten too easily these days!

[@phrayzar]

I couldn't agree more, but a lot of other peoples "right" is very different to ours.

[@porothashawarma2339]

@Magic no actually you're more into making money but if your function or act right , you can still make 💰 . Actually you can always make money

[@funemployed468]

@Magic great morals buddy 😂🤜🏽

[@ImmortalBecoming]

Hopefully not too petty about line skipping

[@Ragxdon]

I half to agree being culturally British we always have to cue up in line but I absolutely hate it with a passion. People are so obsessed with their "keeping the line in order" my taughts are make another one and stop wasting my time its enough your taking my money but not my time as well.

[@arkiwnl]

Loved the last bit about raising your children in full awareness of such individuals and equipping them with the right gear to defend themselves. Amazing!

[@PG-je2yj]

After losing all in a 4 year divorce to a sociopath. Its hard not to blame my parents.

[@rocker99908]

You'll scare the crap outta them with that.

[@rocker99908]

@@PG-je2yj your parents don't know how to protect against sociopaths either

[@stevencrawley7821]

20 times more men than women in jail? Why don't we do anything about this gender jail gap?

[@MayHugger]

​@@rocker99908 Correct. Recognising a few common tricks won't help you against someone that has a nearly endless bag of pre-made ones.

[@keithrickson8522]

Imagine a psychopath on the front row thinking "s't! Um, yeah thats me... I'll just look at my fingernails for the rest of the lecture, great now he's looking at me"

[@ScamSociety11_11]

just cause someone looks at there fingernails they are this is a complete garbage way to judge someone. This is a very dangerous way to teach others that going into health field to pay attention to wrong details in general and then pass judgment on such things is so wrong.

[@RichRotorhead]

😂😂😂

[@MrSidney9]

There's psychopathy in all of us

[@kennyloggins8534]

@@ScamSociety11_11 I dont think he's using that as an example to diagnose someone psychopathic, but rather something to keep an eye out for if you think someone is manipulating you.

[@emptinessform1677]

not is he only looking at you but he's looking at the whites of your eyes 👀

[@Detinator247]

Why aren’t my college classes this interesting

[@technus102]

because u freely chosed to listen this class. At school u don't

[@TheSorcerer1]

Also because his college professors are more than likely not as smart as Peterson.

[@NateB]

// , This is real talk, not your glorified overpriced obedience training.

[@simonhansen5038]

Your college classes are serious and this video is a bunch of hooey.

[@llSlackingOffll]

Nate B lmao overpriced obedience training

[@hubster4477]

Beginning of 27 years working in prison i fell for a lot of cons from the psychos, but after 20 some years I was a black belt in seeing through people. Working with these guys for over 8 hours a day, 27 years is an experience not even Jordan Peterson can rival.

[@ScarFeiss]

But prison is literally designed for those type of people lol what did you expect??

[@hubster4477]

@@ScarFeiss I wasn't expecting, I was conveying who has more psychological experience in working with these kind of people.

[@TheCarnivoreConnection]

What about the psychopaths you were working with 😆

[@hubster4477]

@@TheCarnivoreConnection I worked with a serial rapist (employee) for 20 years. Yes you are correct, psychos on both sides.

[@TheCarnivoreConnection]

@Hubster geez what a coworker lol

[@MarkSwajn]

What is most horrifying about meeting and befriending a psychopath, is that once you start realizing they’re psychopaths and try to call them out on their behavior towards you, they know exactly how to make you feel like the bad guy and turn the table on you. You have to learn to be smarter than them in that moment or down then line eventually in order to rise above their argumentative/manipulative nature.

[@mistertitanoboa6658]

That depends on what you’re talking about.

[@wammo405]

If they’re like that, wouldn’t it be better to stop talking to them at all?

[@wammo405]

It just seems like the most reasonable option, to not play their game at all

[@hetedeleambacht6608]

i know this sort of behaviour from experience......the trick, ironically is, to become a bit a psychopath yourself to take rigourous measures without blinking. Not necessarily and not preferably violent (unless you are are forced to ofcourse) but outsmart them. Take them on their weakest points yourself. Without mercy.

[@YTmoney88]

@@wammo405 yes. As a person who has aspd, walk away. If I can keep you talking eventually I will get what I want, and I'm the past it would have been by any means necessary. Thinking you could ever be smarter than the person running the game you will lose every time. Even if you figure out the rules to the game it's not the only one your playing, and I'm the one who makes the rules anyways so they can change at any time. I do my best not to be that person anymore, but people like me in general are like this and it's hard to change. I have to question everything I do.

[@SSPspaz]

JP nails it around 4:45 --- many people aren't "good" per se, they're just cowards afraid of being caught. Transport them into a situation where they can act with complete impunity, and they will turn into monsters. If you've ever seen the show Westworld, this is illustrated beautifully. Or if you've ever played any sort of RPG video game. Sometimes when people are free to act without restriction or judgement, the true "them" emerges.

[@TheRedRuin]

SSPspaz Everyone who goes to Westworld doesn't see the androids there as human, the premise of the show is some of the androids begin exhibiting freewill because they are such advanced systems. The humans who go to Westworld exhibit a lack of intelligence is all, it isn't the psychopathy you think many would do as they want if there were no consequences because they don't see the androids as human, the same applies to open world and RPG games, people are fully aware these are not real humans and things. Peterson and his drones are psychopathic that is clear, with the blind worship of a man who claims psychopathy is a good thing, so we know of whom you talk about who are cowards and only the fear of reprisals stops them. We've always know criminals have always existed, for most of you it is a choice backed you think by a narcissistic view of human nature.

[@SSPspaz]

NightKingSlayer, your comment is so laughably unclear and disjointed that it hardly warrants a response. I shouldn't feed the troll, but apparently I'm a glutton for punishment. So here we go... 1) Exactly how do "Jordan Peterson and his drones" exhibit psychopathy? 2) Where does Peterson claim that psychopathy is a good thing? In my experience, most of his lectures warn against psychopathic and sociopathic behaviors. A clinician who encourages pathological behaviors wouldn't be a very good clinician haha 3) Your claim that I'm a blind Peterson follower is baseless and unverified. Do you have any evidence? I agree with him on this particular topic, and that's all that is relevant here. 4) How is JP's view of human nature narcissistic? As for Westworld, I'm quite aware of the show's premise. Of course the guests don't view the hosts as human, but that's ultimately irrelevant. Westworld exists solely as a means for people to act out their fantasies - noble, moral, psychopathic, or otherwise. For some, it is a "safe" outlet for them to practice their underlying psychopathies. The same goes for open world RPGs and sandbox games like GTA. Do violent video games create mass shooters and serial killers? Of course not. But are people who exhibit such antisocial behaviors in their fantasies (whether in their minds, in Westworld, or in a video game) more likely to be sociopaths or psychopaths in real life? Certainly! Many serial killers for instance, begin by fantasizing in their minds. Eventually they move on to torturing and killing animals. But it's never enough. Eventually, they must move on to human victims because they become obsessed with their power to inflict suffering and end life. So are all the guests in Westworld psychopaths? Of course not. Neither is everyone who's ever played GTA or Red Dead. But do such experiences provide an outlet for people who have deep-seated issues? Absolutely.

[@TheRedRuin]

SSPspaz, Oh dear a silly little liar no surprise there, psychopathic behaviour with delusions, what I've said is factually correct concerning Peterson's view on psychopathy. You are not aware of Westworld's premise at all, you gave a hilariously hackneyed rightwing take on Westworld, I told you what it's really about there's no debate you really think what people do in video games means they would do so in real life if there was no fear of reprisals, what's what you said HAHAHAHA. YOU would do so and will probably do so at some point in your life regardless of if you played video games or not. Video games do not create 'mass shooters and serial killers', they have the propensity genetically for such by nature, but also nurture the glorification of liars, thieves and murderers in corporate government 'culture'. Video games will always exist as entertainment, while the animalistic rightwing 'culture' of narcissism will not. And no that 'culture' is not the only one that exists it has always been what low intelligence people have resorted too disrespect for everything because such people have a severe doubt about themselves they have developed strategies to avoid.

[@TheRedRuin]

stephen miller, It's a shame for you that that 'experiment' was a lie by rightwingers like yourself attempting to give a dark view of human nature: 'Stanford's Most Famous Psychology Experiment Is a 'Fraud,' a 'Sham,' and a 'Lie'' The Lifespan of a Lie' The study has been controversial over the years, but the recent focus is the result of the work of a Ph.D and journalist named Ben Blum. Among his findings, based on recently found footage and audio recordings, along with a French filmmaker's work on the subject, Blum says:A "prisoner" who famously had a breakdown after hours in fact was just fine--but acting--as he admitted in an interview with Blum last summer. "Guards" who supposedly began acting sadistically of their own accord (basically the entire main takeaway of the experiment) had in fact been coached and told to do so. "Guards" who supposedly came up with their own strict rules for the prisoners, in fact copied them from an earlier, much shorter "fake jail" experiment--or learned them from a former San Quentin inmate who served as a consultant on the project.' www.inc.com/bill-murphy-jr/a-new-report-says-stanfords-most-famous-psychology-experiment-is-a-fraud-a-sham-a-lie.html Oh there are sadists and psychopaths, it's just not the average person it's you and your mentally challenged group. You are the people who need to be kept away from normal people.

[@SSPspaz]

NightKingSlayer, so no real counterpoint then? Such a shame. I had such high hopes for you, troll. Your entire rambling response was nothing more than a giant ad hominem attack without any substantive point. Just paragraphs of incomprehensible word salad full of big words and grammatical errors, written by someone desperately trying to sound intelligent. You clearly couldn't backup your previous statements, which is shown by the fact that you wrote a massive wall of text but somehow managed to ignore all 4 of my posited questions. You couldn't give a single instance where Peterson promoted psychopathy as a positive trait, nor could you explain how his views on psychology are narcissistic, nor could you provide any sort of proof that I'm some sort of rabid Peterson worshipper. Checkmate bitch. Move along.

[@narcissistinjurygiver2932]

sociopaths test you with lies. if you do not call them out and stand up to them then and there out of politeness then you just gave them a green light. be rude

[@narcissistinjurygiver2932]

@Skate614 this is how i catch them before they can do damage. they learn that I know what they are doing and how I won't take their shit. they test strangers like this all the time.

[@bonanzatime]

dann hienn physicians do that.

[@christinah.8504]

you toy with them and play mind games with them. They're so God damn dumb . It's so much fun.

[@narcissistinjurygiver2932]

@@christinah.8504 yes they are fucking retards. They are not creative or intelligent. All they are is manipulative and have a few mind games which is witchcraft. I had a couple of them come at me this week when I was working for them. they shit themselves when I got in their faces and called them out on what they were trying to do. They were shocked that I knew what they were attempting to do to me. they backed down real fast and tried to assure me that it is nothing personal and they do this to a lot of people. Just pay close attention to how you feel. If you feel confused around someone then stop and look what is really going on. this is literal witchcraft.

[@r3n736]

@@christinah.8504 Found the sociopath right here trying to blend in.

[@bestfriend5600]

Teach your children to be courageous and keep their damn eyes open. So true for today’s world.

[@Grumblesnort]

6:10 "Don't practice what you do not want to become." What a brilliant and profound statement.

[@bluecordsoldier2508]

It's basic common sense thinking

[@bluecordsoldier2508]

@Barbare4032 I'd say you are truly tired of the person you hate. When you are....you will make it happen. Try harder and honestly

[@bluecordsoldier2508]

@Barbare4032 that's it. Apparently I'm also tired of using my words haha!!

[@bluecordsoldier2508]

@Barbare4032 negative. I said try HARDER....than you already are. And MORE honestly than what you already are.

[@bluecordsoldier2508]

@Barbare4032 well dang. I was rooting for you lol. I was basically saying.....dont quit and keep trying but dang. And don't kill yourself over a trolls. I'm not sure what that is but keep your head up.

[@guidedmeditation2396]

I have known at least two major psychopaths and got drawn in, and what amazes me is how great I thought they were in the beginning. They go to enormous lengths to build themselves up and most people around them don't have a clue and refuse to believe anything bad about them. But once you have them pegged every move of theirs is obvious and you can't believe you were sucked into their world.

[@randyayo2846]

Guided Meditation Stop marrying them

[@gobobo2351]

fMuIcNkD If youre an adult and had a job it almost certainly did happen to you already. compare psychopaths to predator (they literally are human predators). What would you tell a fish if he asked how to avoid a shark?

[@randyayo2846]

Gobobo If fish could talk and formulate questions that’s a whole new ball game.

[@DrNaCl]

How does one begin to break their psychopathic tendencies?

[@clearsky4042]

@@DrNaCl death. That's the only way

[@alejandrobasaldua5930]

3:39 Asian girl immediatelly applies what she has learnt.

[@amateruss]

She's trying to find her rice box.

[@gavyngelinas1726]

Russ Canduit why?

[@personsname0]

5:55 her friend does the same

[@zekehowey]

It is learned not learnt

[@zekehowey]

shaka mata _ African pride stfu

[@markdasihit6036]

"Don't practice what you do not want to become"... " you've got to be careful what you say and what you do because you build yourself that way"

[@andyweb7779]

What would happen if two psychopaths met and had a conversation? Or tried to manipulate each other?

[@Cruzcontrol60]

The conversations turns into feats of strength. Arm wrestling usually.

[@andyweb7779]

Are there any examples on the internet? I can't find any.

[@DiscipleOfChristDV]

Andy Web I'm sure this is a rather common occurrence in the world of politics.

[@PinkPanter572]

They will usually figure out each other from the start and beware of each other. Their conversations will seem very tense. The real problem is when they become friends.

[@melissaalexandrajarquin4519]

Andy Web I think that psychopaths tend to collude and follow/ admire each other. I believe they gave some organic sense of self.

[@thomassmith2056]

"Do not practice what you do not want to become".

[@nazarenkodenys]

DJ Bobo goes similar in his song “Respect yourself”: practice what you pray

[@Liberty_Freedom_Brotherhood]

Next level above staring at fingernails: sitting in the front row, slurping noodles and texting!

[@PromisedTriggeringExcalibait]

John's Fitness and Strength Slurping earns a snapped neck.

[@garretgarland7838]

It put me in a rage. Missing such a good lecture.

[@MrSonikProd]

texting is more importang then this lecture for her -_-

[@Mrfailstandstil]

ikr! i hate her so mucH!

[@heritic1hero]

I kinda appreciate it. The rest of the students didn't seem relaxed, almost as if posturing for the camera or worried about self image. I mean, I'm eating noodles and it's not hampering my ability to listen. But yeah, the texting is rude AF.

[@thebigredwagon]

I had an old boss who I’m convinced was a psychopath. His father in law owned the business so he was immune from any repercussions. He made us erect a 15 foot iron gate to keep anyone from entering our department and it was chained and only he had a key. I realised slowly that something was very wrong with him but when it did click he knew I knew instantly and he fired me.

[@andynixon2820]

I'm not sure about the fine distinction between sociopaths and psychopaths but I grew up with a father who's in this category and also a mother who was a narcissist . Once you understand them then you can spot them from a mile away - my only advice is to put distance between yourself and someone with this type of personality disorder .

[@jacapoten815]

yeah man it's sad but mandgable from a distance.

[@melissaalexandrajarquin4519]

Andy Nixon good advice. The problem is that you can't always do that.

[@andynixon2820]

Melissa Alexandra Jarquin I know what you mean , you can be trapped in situations that aren't easy to escape from with a psychopath , like having one as a boss or as a partner or a close family member . But once you do free yourself then you can spot one through previous experience - easier said than done I know but the knowledge gained definitely makes you stronger .

[@P9rkour90]

Andy Nixon yes so true! My mom is a Narcissist. It was very hard and still is hard to distance myself from her but I have and I continue to.

[@JeanDeaux666]

My ex-fiance... that could have been really bad if the marriage had happened.

[@TimtheWhit]

I'm so glad that girl in the front row is browsing her facebook to show the world how focused she is on the lecture. @ 5:28

[@richardwise7813]

It's much more reasonable to assume she is taking notes... why would you assume the worst about her?

[@adamkujawski9653]

He totally called them out on it too!

[@syrenaxhaferi7278]

Content is on the computer pertaining to the class....whitmyre?

[@ry4nx]

Richard Wise she's scrolling threw her newsfeed lol

[@DMFan79]

You understand these types of people until they f*** you up the a**

[@sanghoonlee5171]

First ten seconds, and you know this man is no misogynist. He flatters no one, man or woman.

[@Avenus112]

It's part of the blowback. He shines a light on the rotten corners of everyone's souls, intending to help them fix their problems. That doesnt always turn people on to him.

[@PeopleHealthTru]

Essential Truth - can't share this video with the se-xist title. Edit the title. There are as many ev-il women as men.

[@PeopleHealthTru]

@@Avenus112 One of the few areas where he is wrong and needs to change his terminology - he says females are more ag-reeable. As most have experienced, he is using the wrong term. Women are probably more 'Convinceable' after their long em-otional di-sagreements.

[@ArcaneArtz]

5:23 Imagine not only just paying to go to College but having Jordan Peterson as your damn Professor and yet you decide that Facebook is more important...... Also love how at 7:07 Peterson basically calls her out for it too though unknowingly.

[@lilelo208]

Haha nice catch.

[@robinpettersson6271]

Good catch. Though I don't think it was unknowingly that he called her out on it. At that point, he was talking about how the eyes show our true intentions. He knew she was paying attention to something on the screen and not to him. He knew exactly what he did when he pointed at her and said "what are you really up to? Everyone is always wondering that, right. That's why they are watching your eyes".

[@chrioil9923]

Ok boomer

[@jackpilkington6770]

That's brilliant

[@kaseyboles30]

@@robinpettersson6271 This idea is why so many on the autistic spectrum have social issues. One that's actually very uncomfortable to many autistics. But significant eye contact is mostly a western construction.

[@shok24199]

Very good lecturer. He uses both social and biological (evolutionary) examples to reinforce his points. It might simply be his method of speaking, but Professor Peterson seems like some of the things he says occur to him just as he's about to say them. His tone of voice, the way he interrupts himself mid-sentence, even his body language, they all lend a certain honesty and earnestness to his performance. It's as if he's just come to a revelation that he wants to share, rather than delivering prepared material. Come to think of it, he'd probably make a great psychopath. (Joking)

[@Felsmukk]

Using evolutionary examples is a capital sin.

[@zayanwatchel8780]

Serathis then I guess capital sins are good.

[@coreyknight698]

are you joking though? And with the amount of information you got from his body language, what does that say about you? Heh sorry, but I am using you to make a point. I think the reality is that a significantly high percentage of the population (>20-25%) have clear psychopathic characteristics buat they dont have enough of these characteristics to actually be classified as a psychopath. The problem here is that we try to label things instead of thinking about them as a spectrum. For example, you seem to read body language very well and can extract a lot of info from subtle movements. That's one trait a psychopath has to have. It doesnt make you a psychopath but it does technically put you one step closer. I think that a lot of people have some of these traits but arent full blown and therefore still fit well into society. Some might be charming and manipulative but guilty and remorseful of their actions. Others might be impulsive and egotistical but not good at reading their audience. Jordan seems to be "performing" (generally a psychopath would be a good actor or performer because they know how to present something in a dramatic way) but does that make him a psychopath? Who knows and who fucking cares. Its just a classification and whenever we try to put people into groups we make personalities seem more black and white then they are.

[@JohnDoe-zl6qw]

@shok24199 wrote: _"It might simply be his method of speaking, but Professor Peterson seems like some of the things he says occur to him just as he's about to say them."_ Precisely. View this video where Dr. Peterson himself explains his lecturing style. Starts at the five minute mark and it concludes at seven minutes and twenty seconds (though I highly recommend watching the entire video): kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3W1mICLpKqpmck

[@zestoslife]

I do agree, and found I had used to have a very similar lecturing style when teaching. Reflecting upon this, one prepares the talk, and sketches out the key points. But then the subconscious brain fills the points up with stories, and thus you do get this talk that bounces over the place, interrupts itself. But the upside is that it is highly engaging as it is based around stories, and people remember and are impacted by them. It in my opinion is the best way to lecture, if you are discussing conceptual material. I used the word used to, because due to medication, and other things, I have lost the ability to be spontaneous and enthusiastic, but still use the basis, but script in the stories, and work the engagement in that way. So not bad, just not as wonderful as this.

[@scottstegall6315]

Ends on a great point, one of my favorites: "Don't teach your children to be afraid; teach them to be courageous."

[@simonecatherinefrancois2489]

The worst is when your parents are psychopaths. It is very hard to survive their traps.

[@MayHugger]

Perhaps, but if they grow fond of you as a favourite toy, they might teach you some of their tricks, which'll help you in life.

[@simonecatherinefrancois2489]

@@southernsnowman7788 True but I don't have to be a carbon copy of them.

[@flo84floflo84]

@@MayHugger mmm i wish i didn't learn anything from my narcissistic mother, now i don't know how to control being manipulative... i wish i could have learn my own healthy tricks, not bad tricks that makes me be like her, and being like her makes me suffer... so, nope, i don't agree with you. If you don't learn love, you don't learn anything that will really help you in life

[@MayHugger]

@@flo84floflo84 Hard disagree. Wether it upsets other people who might never learn or not, it definitely helps in life. Everyone's manipulative to some degree anyway.

[@MayHugger]

@@flo84floflo84 Also, this comment thread isn't about narcissists, it's about psychopaths.

[@Harikusa]

He's too good at lectures, this 9 minutes was so packed with knowledge that some hour long lectures might not have.

[@terrym5385]

The truest test of character is what one does when there's no one watching. The truest test of friendship is what one does when 'the shit hits the fan'. Good character is not gifted, it is developed.

[@kondinator]

The part about teaching kids to couragous and not fearful of strangers is really great

[@nobodyreally]

🌻🌻🌻 5:50 “If you give into that temptation; then it wins, and when it wins, it gets a little dopamine kick and it grows a little stronger. Anything you let win the internal argument grows, and anything you let be defeated, shrinks because it’s punished / it doesn’t get to have its way so... That’s another thing really to remember. Don’t practice what you do not want to become.” To all involved with making and sharing, your work is appreciated. 🌻🌻🌻

[@CU.SpaceCowboy]

this class is what starts that phase in someones life when they say everyone theyve ever dated was a psychopath.

[@Louis13XIII]

you also start to realize how your parents were narcissistic

[@lisasunshine7654]

The New Testament teaches a reoccurring theme about ‘don’t practice what you don’t want to become’, but in the affirmative, also. The part I really appreciate here, is that he explains that there’s a dopamine response every time you do it! This is a chemical reward to repeat an action. Wow. Great info.

[@soldieroffortune757]

If only half of the teachers and Profs were as down to earth, practical and clear in their disciplines as this man here is, then mankind would be a much brighter place than it currently is. Keep it Up Sir.

[@ppppugh7892]

"All the information is in the eyes!" We knew this but still, we had to be told by the Prof.

[@yyeezyy630]

Not true at all you can train yourself to deceive it’s like they say liars look right when they lie well the liar can just train himself to look the other way eyes are not a good way to evaluate someone in fact it sounds like a good way to play yourself

[@jesswebb2200]

If I knew about Peterson when I was in grad. school. I would have dropped out a semester gone to Canada and taken one of his courses.

[@vapidcunt887]

So glad to know there's still hope for the next generation. Good luck Jess.

[@YxungHermes]

Wow that was a dose of important information

[@jarbean2723]

Kim Jong Un's Top Plays wutt

[@felipet.lamaison2177]

Kim Jong Un's Top Plays wow what a condensed dose of nonsense

[@davidbriggs8863]

Kim Jong Un’s top plays is clearly one of those sociopaths if not a full blown psychopath.

[@jordanog1351]

Kim Jong Un's Top Plays Quick without google define fascism

[@allymarie2881]

Haha my exact thought

[@johnbugnoii]

“Don’t practice what you don’t want to become.” Excellent advice, thank you for your lessons!

[@QUICKIRONS]

Jordan Peterson needs to be placed in charge of the education system.

[@user-lq2nu6cn7y]

"Don't practise what you do not want to become."

[@RaymartGLacson]

And yet we continue to do those stuff.

[@hetedeleambacht6608]

the amount of sense and crucial information he manages to cram in his videos as opposed to other people and channels/media etc always bedazzles me, if i had a therapist like him twice a week i probably would be cured in half a year instead of 7

[@megimcme9610]

Isnt it funny that the girl is watching her fingernails in the moment of him speaking of looking at fingernails 😂

[@megimcme9610]

Stephen Bachman i totally get what you're saying! i just find it funny :D

[@CEOofSleep]

Are you Polish

[@dougiewugs5434]

Magdalena Pisacic that one lady is phsyco

[@megimcme9610]

bamboozled croatian

[@megimcme9610]

Doug Aaserude how do you think you can you tell if she really is one? Do you know her? (Sorry girl we're talking about, nothing personal, you were just on the spot 😂)

[@forsythemtb8837]

As a diagnosed aspd, nature is how I connect with people better. Parties and family gatherings just make me want to run out of the room, but having a good time in nature with a few good friends is so much better for me.

[@nihilism6226]

Forsythe MTB I am a diagnosed edgelord and I wanna go burn down some oprhanages and what not, you up for it? Could use some emotional support cuz it would be rly boring burning the innocent children alive without some audience to witness my maniacal laughter.

[@Rhinosaurfish]

@@nihilism6226 A Username Nihilism, talking about edgy stuff, I surely hope you're an obvious troll, but I can't tell cause I knew 14 year olds when I was in School just like that...

[@nihilism6226]

@@Rhinosaurfish Who cares, nothing matters, we are all gonna die and all of humanity is selfish as fuck. Now go being an asshat somewhere else.

[@gamesbulshitery9395]

@@nihilism6226 wow u insecure or something

[@nihilism6226]

@@gamesbulshitery9395 yes. who isn't? even confident people are one blow from life away from being a total wreck. there is no security in human existence.

[@JD-ph1dz]

I can see why certain people didn't want him to speak, he's so smart

[@jasonsmith6327]

Scared of the truth

[@Louis13XIII]

they are the psychopaths he's talking about

[@steve5292]

Possibly the most informative 9 minutes on YT of all time right here folks

[@jamalparra5879]

It took me a while, but I have come to realise how much truth there is to JP's lectures. It sounds like he's ranting, but as I stopped and listened, and processed and applied some of what he says in these recorded lectures, I see positive changes happening. It's worth listening to this man. Listen, and then adapt it to your own life.

[@tonyjones1560]

"Don't practice what you don't want to become." Fantastic advice...!

[@austinpage9463]

"Don't practice what you don't want to become." I need to stop smoking weed

[@austinpage9463]

@Touched by a Priest haha same

[@bugavila2314]

😁😁😁

[@ChatGPT1111]

Looks like I picked a bad time to stop sniffing glue - Lloyd Bridges

[@nanditapastariya9136]

I want him to be my psychology professor

[@andrelaus9904]

Nat π I want him to be my dad😂😊

[@AlliBearASMRVA]

I'm really glad I came across this channel, "don't practice what you don't want to become."

[@erichaynes7502]

It's fun when you can recognize a psychopath early on. I usually let them feel they've won me over and then it's "dude, I wish I could give you money but I'm totally broke". It's AMAZING how quickly they forget who you are and stalk their next victim!

[@ChatGPT1111]

When he mentioned you never were somewhere where you could be bad, reminded of the masses of people in 2020 who suddenly became looters. It seemed like everyone within miles participated. So you have basically another level where once the majority or even a large enough group starts doing it, they also have to participate. Then the following month, they collectively wonder why their stores are all closing down.

[@davebryan1890]

That's herd mentality for you bro

[@xanderlaskey2753]

Yep and no one ever actually got punished because they hid behind a Civil Rights cause that they don’t believe in like cowards yet they wonder why injustices still happen look how MKJ helped fight racism he didn’t riot and cause panic or violence even when they were attacked in the street and he is the reason that changes were made

[@fourhumors9414]

@@davebryan1890 Just like the GOP pandering to their voter bases freedoms. Let them not wear masks and be anti-vaxx so they all die off lol.

[@thetrickisirarelyrespond5945]

@@xanderlaskey2753 Fk you and your "only agreeable protest that doesn't disturb my sense of entitlement is valid" take 🤡🤡

[@xanderlaskey2753]

@@thetrickisirarelyrespond5945 Entitlement nigga what shit are you on can you not read

[@Me-by8qi]

There's so much to learn.

[@stevec6311]

Wow great teacher that lives in the real world

[@genius-no5sl]

Do not practice what you do not want to become , brilliant

[@rgwholt]

A girl eating and reading on her mobile at the same time as someone is trying to impart an understanding of the working of the human mind. What the hell is going on with our students.

[@linc0497]

It’s literally everywhere in college. I notice it all the time and then people wonder why I don’t want my taxes for their free education. It’s a massive issue.

[@daneg007]

or she's taking notes on a laptop, like most college students do these days.

[@samuniverse2]

Imagine how viscerally uncomfortable you would feel sitting in on this lecture. I'm sure she was still listening. Empathy!

[@senoritaaurora5123]

Phones should be turned off when people enter classrooms.

[@Louis13XIII]

they are being told lies and brainwashed by mainstream media and society

[@avatar6699]

Ratio of women to men in the class 20:1... hmm.

[@FRD357]

I don't see the problem.

[@twoonthewall]

That's all the humanaties I'm afraid

[@avatar6699]

Exactly my point. Males learn or seek out trade skills.. females study 'Humanities'. Then someone calls out a 'Wage Gap'. I wonder why.

[@thispersonsdad7247]

Cause what male takes a sociology class

[@legislatedanarchy1380]

The wage gap is exactly comparing only aggregate salaries of men and women. That is why and how it was debunked decades ago.

[@keithrickson8522]

This is the kind of reason and logic that got his book banned in New Zealand.

[@warpnin3]

I think the kind of people that banned his books were the ones that felt themselves unmasked by them. When you expose narcissists (and maybe also psychopaths and anti socials...) they attack you with all their might. I speak from personal experience.

[@keithrickson8522]

@@warpnin3 yes, probably true. People don't like it when you challenge their view of the world. I too also have first-hand experience with narcissism and the shocking Insanity that can come about when you challenge it.

[@warpnin3]

@@keithrickson8522 when you confront them about their behaviour, in their mind you instantly turn into their worst enemy. Afterwards she spent a few months bad mouthing me with my friends and our mutual acquaintances.

[@keithrickson8522]

@@warpnin3 very true, it was pretty much the same for me. In my case, someone I had known for years as one of the most loving and caring people I had ever known (the kind that would give you the shirt off her back), turned out to be one of the most angry, hateful, spiteful, emotionally and finantially abusive people you could imagine. One day she decided I was her enemy and started emotionally abusing me. When I called her out on it she just switched, almost as if she was possessed by evil. She did EVERYTHING she could do punish me and create devides between me and family and friends. Never in a million years would I have seen that coming.

[@Spikefire16]

Keith Hendrickson what book was it?

[@brandyhovey2908]

If you listen to anything, listen to what he says starting around 4:26.... and especially at 5:50! wow. He’s just amazing. The common sense we all know is put into blatant words to remind us. Thank you so much.

[@HateNetSlime]

*Donald Trump, is the Greatest Person, in ALL of WorLd History!!!!*

[@michaelgarcia519]

@@HateNetSlime stfu loser

[@preachthepoet2442]

This isnt commen sence

[@brandonlai8029]

Yeah lol

[@davidkonevky7372]

I can confirm, I remember once getting the opportunity to blow up at one person for treating me poorly, and I COMPLETELY anihilated him. And moments after, I was questioning if I really was a good person or if I was just holding a facade. And it followed me for a full year. I now hope that whenever I get the opportunity to be powerful, I do it for good and not from resentment.

[@arthurhyde368]

At 5:58 he is essentially describing behaviourism through how the dopamine acts as positive reinforcement for the behaviour and then how it can be punished so the behaviour isn’t repeated.

[@allentwowalktwo9946]

But it ignores memory and the realisation that it is being manipulated. I see professors still hide what they were taught from their market

[@ThomasFoolery8]

The part about the whites of the eyes and the evolutionary reason for them is fascinating

[@TheRealG2024]

Taka Masuda yeah! That woke me right up.

[@nicholashodges201]

Never thought about it before. Come to think of it our pets are like that too, compared to their wild counterparts

[@FirstLast-yj4kk]

And... Probably wrong

[@CEOofSleep]

Nah

[@brianbrittain84]

JEDIMASTERZAK: they PROBABLY *TRIED* thats kinda the point...

[@budmckinney6824]

Radical honesty is giving the same testimony in every one of life's venues. Home, work, on the street, in a church, before a judge, in jail, or any other place you may find yourself.

[@sonnydortmund1513]

That eye thing was amazing

[@ScamSociety11_11]

so I guess most of Asia is Psychopathic and all the people who are autistic are psychopathic, this teaching is very dangerous, to really know if a person is this or that you really need to get more involved and not look at them from afar, interact and get to know them. This kind of teaching puts people on two sides right and wrong when something like eye contact could be explained very easy, for me its very personal cause I have Asperger's and I dont like looking into people eyes because I can read alot from the eyes believe it or not.

[@kyleno9958]

@@ScamSociety11_11 you choose the eye thing as an independent signature when it's a combination of other signs plus the eye thing. You're projecting your own insecurities on a global scale where it is not applicable. Good times be with you friend.

[@susanthompson7697]

Dwayne Thomas No. You’re not listening.

[@rudybecerra6526]

It is remarkable how insightful and brilliant Jordan Peterson‘s mind works! Jordan Peterson is cliché as it sounds change my life after learning from years of his lessons and reading his book. I was almost $100,000 in debt I lost everything went through a nasty divorce I had absolutely nothing to live for and I’m now in the best financial position by far I’ve ever been in and I also found my soulmate. Jordan is truly inspirational and a man of men!! As a young kid I always pictured politicians judges and policeman in this light. For some reason I had the notion this is what good people do and say yet we have none of that in our political realm and most of the law-enforcement is horrendous.. it would be amazing for Jordan Peterson to teach our leaders and lawmakers how to discern good and evil and how to implement the right laws!!

[@BenjaminEsposti]

There are also us non-social guys (and women too) who just prefer not to involve themselves with others that much. Quite often we get confused with being antisocial, which is NOT the case. We don't work _against_ being social, rather we just don't socialize that much. In fact, some of us DO enjoy socializing with our friends. (This pretty much is just introversion.) Non-social vs Anti-social. Learn the difference. :)

[@carolingi1741]

Jordan Peterson is one of a kind

[@squeet6831]

LOL I love how he's speaking both to and passed the girl on facebook when talking about what one's eyes are focused on and what you can infer from that.

[@lovebug5179]

My bro is a psychopath. He uses everyone. He has the most charismatic upbeat personality until you call him out on his bullshit. He hates being around me. He tries to lie & I always tell him. ‘You know I know you, right.’ I can see someone like my brother coming from a mile away. My mom always lies for him because she can’t handle anyone seeing her little man in a negative light.

[@bodiddly1]

He does the eye contact thing that I hated when teachers did it in school.

[@jaredocana649]

Thats cus you dont pay attention teachers do that to engage you

[@Mrbrownstone1028]

Yeah especially when I was high

[@michaelfokin5500]

what the fuck do you want him to do stare at a wall?

[@JohnTrustworthy]

This makes me think that corporate social media accounts are acting the way psychopaths do.

[@alexandermoore8022]

Yup these instagram meme pages with 10+ millions of followers really have some posts that remind me of psychopathic behaviour.

[@aithjawcraig9876]

That's because psychopaths own those companies. Lol.

[@MrBigrob420247]

It's broken and unreliable software that is driving everyone mad!!our brain is the perfect computer and then it has to deal with clones (modern computing devices) that are supposed to be the equivalent if not better than our own brain!!!

[@krissothegreat.3119]

product vendors often fail to give concrete response when queried on undetailed points on their products .. go figure 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@stielimusterman3066]

That‘s pretty offensive towards psychopaths, because unlike todays major corporations, they are often not hypocritical.

[@dwayne1859]

imagine having the previlige to be taught by this great man!

[@MisterSamShearon]

Doctors don't officially diagnose people as psychopaths or sociopaths. They use a different term instead: antisocial personality disorder.

[@andyweb7779]

I tend to look outside when I'm in job interviews, but it's only because I tend to look away when recalling information. I try not to do this as I've been told people don't like it.

[@Blittsplitt5]

Der Panda just because something believe something doesn't mean it's true 😂

[@jugz1827]

Andy Web everyone looks away when remembering stuff. I believe up and to the left is for images and down and to the right is for words or something that was said. I may be wrong about the details but I'm positive everyone looks away when trying to remember stuff.

[@Trenacetate43]

Well I am pretty sure that is okay. I look out to the window when I do my exam sometimes to refresh my memory. But if you are in conversation with someone without the need of recalling any information, and he/she looks out to the window or to his/her fingers that is definitely a sign. In other culture, like mine Chinese or Japanese, looking people directly in the eye for a long time is considered rude; but in the US it is considered as being respectful. But we don't look too far like to our fingers or windows we look at the person but just not directly in the eyes.

[@JACCO20082012]

The true test of character is how you react when something shitty happens. If you have a strong moral character and value personal honor, you can resist the temptation to react negatively. If you have a weak one, you will embrace the temptation. And only you can truly know where you stand.

[@PLAYERSLAYER_22]

its like a 8:1 ratio of people who would genuinely maintain just moral judgement in times of stress. you’re always in the minority if you are a hero.

[@Allhoney33]

What do you think of racists, regardless of their race. They have selective empathy.

[@benkingwell]

I really think schools should have lessons like this. Maybe some already do...but I know the schools around here don't. I think it would have such an impact on people as they're growing up. The same goes for communication...lessons on communication with each other I think would be so beneficial. I'm very grateful for being able to watch these videos on here and so bloody grateful for Jordan Peterson.

[@ikm64]

Brillance at it's well...Best. Love the guy. His description of the psychopath describes my old boss to a tee. The most empowering person I've yet to encounter. Only sad it wasn't 20 years ago...

[@foxontherun4754]

So did your boss move around alot?

[@gigamesh780]

Anakin: "You know the Dark Side?" Palpatine: "Anakin, if one is to understand the great mystery, one must study all its aspects, not just the dogmatic, narrow view of the Jedi. If you wish to become a complete and wise leader, you must embrace a larger view of the Force." ―Anakin Skywalker and Palpatine[src]

[@slooob23]

I just figured it out, Rey is Palpatines granddaughter

[@santiagoabliterature]

Am i a psycho for agreeing with palpatine?

[@jaimeluke4556]

It means you're open minded/curious for sure. That doesn't mean you're a psycho. Think of it like yin and yang or order and chaos

[@ianthompson3038]

What he’s telling anakin is to open his mind so that he can manipulate him into joining the dark side. Being open minded is not always a good thing.

[@-hello6177]

@@ianthompson3038 being open minded in general isn't a good thing, you're pretty much the only type of person in the world in which magic works, sorry but that's a status debuff you just can't afford to have

[@turich5230]

From my experience living in the states it’s more like 60/40 female to male percentage of psychopaths 😂

[@geneviabaer8060]

Having the God given gift that Jordan Peterson has comes with a heavy burden and takes tremendous toll physically and in every other way. God's blessings and grace upon you Mr. Peterson.

[@jedaaa]

Why should some god get the credit for a man's lifetime of study and perseverance? He built his career on his own with no help from some imaginary cloud fairy. God would be a great candidate for a psychopath btw 'worship and love me (for no demonstrable reason) or I will have you burned for eternity' while also claiming to be infinitely compassionate and forgiving.

[@jedaaa]

@@FroggyHopScotch30 if you have something to say then say it if you can .... A two word bit of slang doesn't exactly impress anyone

[@04dram04]

I hate the new classification name of Anti social. It dosnt get across just how dangerous they are

[@brucelston]

explain

[@victoriawhite4512]

@@brucelston ik you didn't ask me but anti social just sounds like someone who is socially inept or not interested in being social when in it actually means sociopath and the two have vastly differing connotations

[@royjaber571]

"Are u good or are you afraid" that's basically me if it weren't for police I could do a lot of stuff

[@royjaber571]

@guy man definitely !!

[@happyPNW]

Delightful how he connects his lectures to concrete applications: "Don't practice anything you don't want to become." What a model. Wish there were more professors like this.

[@skylerezell507]

"Don't practice what you do not want to become" - 6:09 Do you want to be an entertainment addict? Only feeling happy when your face is fixed on a screen. I don't want to be a robot anymore. "I'm not the only one" -Lennon

[@leewood1332]

My wife scored me 17 from 20 for being a sociopath.... I’m actually ashamed of this does this mean I’m not? Empathy is the biggest thing I don’t have she says. I’m reading his book now.

[@Aikano9]

What test?

[@owl7208]

Look on bright side you got an A

[@Andy-Bodhi]

@@Aikano9 hares

[@tristan4175]

Don't ask random strangers on the Internet. Go to a professional. Most people with ASPD don't feel shame, but there are exceptions. Not everyone is alike, and not all share the same traits

[@NeverGiveUponConfidence]

You're weak embrace your dark side

[@gonzalogomez3386]

I think this last year proved to us that the number is definitely more than 4%

[@igiveuponnames3966]

Well, if you think of 4% in terms of the human population, that is in the billions or millions. So, I think it can still just be 4%

[@Louis13XIII]

@@igiveuponnames3966 4% are the ones who got caught. The main cause of criminals getting caught is not being smart enough. Which raises the question: "How smart is smart enough"? Since intelligence follows a Gaussian distribution (50% above average, 50% below) it means that you're not smart enough when you are below average. But since half of the population is (by definition) above average, it means that to those 4% of people who got caught we need to add an additional 4% *at best* or the reamining above average percentage (50%) *at worst*.

[@maryrooney8911]

lmao is that girl in the front on her laptop on Facebook?

[@lorraine3855]

@BlazeiX actually they do

[@backwards7]

I worked for a woman who I believe was a psychopath. The damage that she did was extraordinary. It's too big a thing to go into here. Four years have passed and I am still reeling from what happened. I don't think I will ever get over it. I wouldn't even know where to begin. Two of my work colleagues were mentally broken from their experiences and have both since died at relatively young ages. In the aftermath I wrote down everything that had happened and presented the document, which is substantial, to people who might be able to hold her to account, which is why she has had to move on, sadly to a near-identical job. When I read back my statement and saw everything that had happened, not in isolation, but as a chain of events, I was astounded by how systematic her manipulation and her cruelty had been and how it escalated over time. We were moved around like game pieces.

[@larey12]

Sadly, this woman will not be feeling any remorse or guilt so don't let her still affect you now. I once had a manager that was definitely a sociopath. He used to have a hit list and I was on it. He would upset people all the time and think nothing of it. I was always being threatened and reprimanded by him for ridiculous things. So, I purchased a spy watch camera and would turn it on whenever he talked to me. Within just 4 weeks I had him on film abusing staff, threatening them, talking dirty to the young girls, pulling his short down to reveal a tattoo on his cheek, threatening to sack me etc.etc.... I sent all these video clips, via email, to Human Resources and told them I was going to stick this on youtube so people can see what sort of people this company hires unless something is done about it. Previously, we had sent them letters detailing his appalling behaviour but nothing was done. Long story short he was asked to resign with 3 months wages upfront or would be dismissed with nothing. He resigned. From what I hear, he got another job but got sacked for stealing and now he's unemployed and claiming benefits.

[@82jp]

I've stopped at stoplights and then intentionally driven through them, just to see if I could. I don't anymore because I don't need to.

[@frankviator8315]

Probably the gayest comment I've ever read.

[@82jp]

@@frankviator8315 Why, thank you, good sir!

[@helenhighwater5313]

"Don't practice what you don't want to become" reminds me of a line in a song: "The devil made me do it the first time, the second time I done it on my own...."

[@yurrye7243]

I think my KZbin recommendation is trying to tell me something again.

[@viperstrike3827]

i had a psychopath in my class my junior year first half of the year was hard but towards the end i stopped caring about them and it got much easier for me to deal with it after getting professional advice it was hard to not care but i was able to do it

[@kyrlics6515]

@ what type of question is that