Most people would read an article entitled Can you tell a psychopath by the way they speak? and start to think of the people they know how might fit the profile. I on the other hand start to wonder if I might not be a psychopath because I say "so" a lot and am easily annoyed with people, especially Atlanta drivers, they're crazy. It's moments like this that I wonder why I even went to school as I conflate association and causation and violate a number of other rules of statistical application and just plain common sense. I also wonder if a psychopath ever thinks they are psychopaths. If this article is to be believed there are far more psychopaths than we think and I swear they are all giving public health webinar that I am forced to listen to, and grate my teeth with every "umm" and "uh" and other disfluences used. I'll let my reader(s) make their own judgements.
Here's my favorite comment on this article: "Uhh… Hmmmm… This post is so-so."
4 comments:
Ha! My definition of a psychopath is someone who abused animals as a child. If you ever did that, then you may one. If not, I think you're okay. :)
uh, um. so, i think that you were, um, a good roommate, and because of that, uh, i don't think you are a psychopath. so, yeah.
Have you read Jon Ronson's The Psychopath Test? He was interviewed on the Daily Show about it so I thought I'd give it read. Wow.
I could have told you this after a year of living together, but I'm glad you've figured it out. :)
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