Psychopath: Skirtumas tarp puslapio versijų
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Psychopathic disruptiv behaviors include, but are not limited to, | Psychopathic disruptiv behaviors include, but are not limited to, | ||
<br> [[voice-sliming behavior]], [[ | <br> [[voice-sliming behavior]], [[psychopathic facial expression]], | ||
<br> [[linguistic gaslighting behavior]], [[linguistic psychological manipulation]], | <br> [[violentologophilia]], [[false-portrayal behavior]], [[lash-outism]], | ||
<br> and [[ | <br> [[double-downism]], [[linguistic gaslighting behavior]], | ||
<br> [[linguistic psychological manipulation]], [[mass-privacy-violation]], | |||
<br> and [[planned-obsolescence]]. | |||
<br> Most psychopaths do not exhibit every single possible psychopathic behavior, | <br> Most psychopaths do not exhibit every single possible psychopathic behavior, | ||
<br> but most psychopaths exhibit multiple such behaviors. | <br> but most psychopaths exhibit multiple such behaviors. | ||
Dabartinė 16:24, 23 sausio 2026 versija
A psychopath is a person who innately perceives reality in a
fundamentally warped, truth-disrupting, truth-inverting manner, which may be called
"funhouse-mirror perception". (George Orwell called this "blackwhite").
In turn, the psychopath exhibits disruptiv behaviors which disrupt their surroundings
in a fundamental way, so as to make their surroundings conform to their internal
truth-disrupting/truth-inverting perception.
Psychopathic disruptiv behaviors include, but are not limited to,
voice-sliming behavior, psychopathic facial expression,
violentologophilia, false-portrayal behavior, lash-outism,
double-downism, linguistic gaslighting behavior,
linguistic psychological manipulation, mass-privacy-violation,
and planned-obsolescence.
Most psychopaths do not exhibit every single possible psychopathic behavior,
but most psychopaths exhibit multiple such behaviors.