I am not sure if I understand your question 100 %, but the answer is,
probably, yes (in general). I am all for Evolution. There is only one
reason why you want to protect endangered species, and this is, so that
you don't lose knowledge of the past. But, by this way you are
manipulating the natural conditions of today, which will cost you
(money). But, if this is what you want to do, then it is alright with me.
>> Bur, whoever wants to discuss those things with me, he mustn't sell me
>> his vision, because I am not in the market for other people's visions.
>
> Sounds like Harshman. Whenever a buddy of his was doing something
> despicable that was the sort of thing he had falsely accused me of,
> he refused to address that person's behavior, and went on supporting
> that buddy against me -- not then and there, but after some time had passed.
>
> He certainly was not in the market for even listening to what his buddy
> was doing, let alone buying my vision. He was so consistent about
> behaving in this way that I nicknamed him "DontWanna HearAboutIt."
I am not for somebody's "visions". I follow logic. If it isn't
logical, it doesn't exist (including myself). I discuss logic.
No. Stalin and Tito are the brainwashers (juts like Vatican), they
were imposing their own rules onto other people. Hitler didn't work for
himself, for his own benefit, but for Germans. That's big difference.
There is a lot wrong with that article. First, I don't believe at all
in "parts of brain" that perform a specific function seen on brain
scans. People even don't understand what the "function" is. The one who
claims that he understands is just like people who claim to understand
the genetics, and the Theory of genetic mutation, which is all bogus,
false, produced by false evidence. So, a specialists for genetics can
claim that people evolved by genetically mixing with pigs. This guy just
sees what he wants to see, a very well known psychic phenomenon
(especially known to sailors, who always interpret the counters of the
coast by the way they want to see it, until they finally come close, and
see that this isn't at all what they thought it is). So, the whole
science of looking at those brain scans, I don't appreciate it.
The second thing, no, psychopaths don't understand emotions at all. In
whichever way. When my sister caught me crying, she rushed to my mother
to accuse me for that, not to help me. She never cried because her
emotions forced her to, she doesn't understand at all this phenomenon,
just like all those tests rightly show.
Psychopaths are very (extremely) double-faced. The first time that I
show double-facedness in real life (performed by normal people) I was
shocked. I couldn't believe what is happening. We were at village, they
had chicken in the yard, and we got to have chicken soup for lunch.
Well, the women came with smiley face towards chicken, offering them
food, trying to attract them. And when they finally came, in a friendly
way, she broke the neck of one of them. I was shocked. How can people be
so double-faced, I asked myself? She pretended that she is friendly,
while actually she was dangerous. I was just a kid. Well, exactly this
is what psychopaths are doing. They watch, and they see what kind of
behavior "works", and they practice it. No emotions behind this at all.
The only way to protect yourself from a psychopath is to shout loud to
all people around that he/she is a psychopath. Then psychopath will go
around you, not wanting you to distract their plans. For sure they will
not try to harm you, because they will be the first one to be accused
for harming you, and this will distract their other "projects", and they
really don't need that. They don't hate you, they don't like you, they
have nothing to do with you, they don't have human relations to humans,
the relations are purely mechanical. So, you are the problem for them,
because, their plans to work, they have to be double-faced, and you are
uncovering them. Just like that "chicken" situation. Nothing more. If
somebody told those chicken that this lady is dangerous, they would
steer away from her. Which distracts the plans of a psychopath. But, you
have to understand that logic, because this kind of behavior (exposing
psychopaths) isn't normal behavior. I do understand it.
>> Especially if your main mission in life is
>> to do harm to others so that you get a better position out of that.
>> Psychopaths only say to other people what they would like other people
>> to do (in favor of the psychopath).
>
> But many do it like skilled salesmen: convincing people to do something that
> is supposed to benefit THEM rather than the psychopath. Scammers
> are by and large psychopaths: they cheat people out of their own money,
> by convincing them that if they will only pay for this or that, a huge reward
> will be available to them.
There is a big difference between normal people who are sociopaths
(like scammers, or mafia guys) and psychopaths. Normal sociopaths are
normal people, their emotions are working, but emotions are suppressed.
They are little babies for psychopaths. Psychopaths don't have emotions
at all. Psychopaths can put their own baby on a BBQ, watching it being
fried, and not feeling anything at all. No normal person can do anything
similar.
>> When other people ask a psychopath
>> to return the favor ("understandably"), they immediately see the closed
>> door.
>
> In the case of scammers, "the door" is simply them changing their phone number,
> or whatever, putting them beyond the reach of the "suckers". People
> who are cheated aren't just asking for a "return of a favor".
Again, psychopaths are much worse. Psychopaths *don't* change their
number. You get it? They just don't care at all. They don't have that
emotion to worry about. If they change their number, it is not because
they would have problems rejecting somebody, they would change number
because they are doing other "projects". Regarding the scammed person,
psychopaths don't care about him, they don't care about their own
sisters, mothers, children. My niece doesn't call her mother a "mammy",
she call her "that creature". Because this is what she really is. My
niece saw enough of complete emotional dumbness from her mother in her
life, to know exactly what she is.
>> No remorse, whatsoever, lol (In Croatia we have a saying: "He who
>> plants gourds together with the Devil, those gourds knocks off his own
>> head.").
>
> Already as a child, I read a whole book that my father had bought on swindlers.
> A recurrent theme was, "You can't cheat an honest man." A common scam
> to which I've been exposed many times is to be told that there is a huge amount
> of "unclaimed" money because the person who owned it died without kin,
> and all I have to do is pose as next of kin..." Of course, that is dishonest,
> and I -- unlike psychopaths -- am honest enough to refuse to do such a thing.
> But many people are not that honest, and they then fall prey to these "con artists,"
> as such swindlers are called.
Yes, in general I agree with that.