Thanks! If more people had a better understanding understanding of psychopathy, a lot less of the current insanity would have been accepted and perhaps more psychopaths in government would either have been prevented from getting there or bunged out/arrested for their crimes.
It could have been very different, all along if we, generally, could have recognised psychopaths and keep them out of public offices/positions of influence, or have had them removed as soon as indications of callousness/psychopathy/corruption/ showed, and been able to do this all along.
Thanks! If more people had a better understanding understanding of psychopathy, a lot less of the current insanity would have been accepted and perhaps more psychopaths in government would either have been prevented from getting there or bunged out/arrested for their crimes.
It could have been very different, all along if we, generally, could have recognised psychopaths and keep them out of public offices/positions of influence, or have had them removed as soon as indications of callousness/psychopathy/corruption/ showed, and been able to do this all along.
I've been saying for some time we need to do an MRI scan of every public servant's brain to screen for psychopathy.
AI should make this easy.
>In before muh false positives: It's better to keep a hundred good men out of government than let in even one psychopath.