Psychopath Expert Explains How to Spot a Psychopath - Dr Kevin Dutton

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  @triggerpod · 3 years ago · pinned

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• CA

  @caller145 · 3 years ago

  My score was 4. Yeah I&apos;m the type of person who apologizes to delivery driver when they have the wrong address and I&apos;m not the person they are looking for

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  @ik2254 · 3 years ago

  In the 70s everybody was afraid of psychopaths.<br>Today everybody is trying to become one.

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  @IndianaJoe0321 · 3 years ago

  &quot;Genetics loads the gun, personality aims it, and environment pulls the trigger.&quot; <br><br>~ Jim Clemente

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  @jamesgornall5731 · 3 years ago (edited)

  My Mother was a nurse, she tells a story of a surgeon who had a reputation for some of these behaviours. He once took a woman&apos;s breast off during surgery for a benign tumor, he was running late to a golf game and didnt have time to operate properly. This was in the 70s when medics and surgeons were treated like gods, but its a cautionary tale. You have to have zero conscience to do that to a young woman

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  @buffshepherd1540 · 3 years ago

  I scored 6. I am a 29 year old male engineer. From a very young age I have always been sensitive to betrayals of innocence. It&apos;s like the exact opposite to the psychopathic belief of &apos;if you&apos;re able to con someone, they deserve it&apos;. The innocence in a person&apos;s face when they are tricked, disappointed and betrayed can cause me a lot of pain.

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  @daniellehall9679 · 2 years ago

  I scored an 8. I have a highly narcissistic mom who didn&apos;t even know I graduated college and was planning to go to law school. She has always had almost zero interest in my life. She told me: &quot;You wouldn&apos;t have made a good lawyer&quot; That stuck in my craw for years but maybe narcs and psychopaths know these things

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• EL

  @eleanorrigby9556 · 3 years ago

  I scored a 6 as a social worker and artist. However, people who hurt or scam other people for their own benefit, especially the old and vulnerable, will unleash the beast in me.

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  @ChasmofDoom · 3 years ago

  I have worked both with and for psychopaths, I am married to a narcissist…. It’s more common than most people think, and it is &nbsp;a spectrum. Narcissism, I believe, is truly on the rise, with much of it fed by our empty, social media ridden society.

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• RO

  @rogerramjet6615 · 2 years ago

  Correlation does not imply causation. Just because a psychopath can emotionally detach (to perform their job) that does not imply that everyone who can emotionally detach is a psychopath. The simple difference is that the psychopath doesn&apos;t care about harming others. This is why they rise to power, they have no morals to hold them back.

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  @wendydevereux4375 · 3 years ago

  Spotting them is easy, voting them out if power is more difficult

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  @curiousing · 3 years ago (edited)

  I haven&apos;t been this absorbed in a speaker in years. This guy is fascinating.<br><br>Scored 5. I&apos;m a social science researcher. Honestly, most of these are moral issues to me. I was shocked at how horrible some of the questions are. It&apos;s terrifying that you can go all the way up to 17 before you even hit &quot;average&quot;. Lord, have mercy.

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