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| 0 | Thoughts about video games .In one of my business I create video games. It's so much better to be the producer rather than the consumer. When one merely consume one is not creating value. The process of producing an output create value. In the video game industry: if you want to get accomplished make your own business as a game. Then, win your own game. You win exploiting other people (the consumers) weaknesses. You make other people accomplished giving them your system on which they will feel accomplished. You should actu… | /r/TheRedPill | 28/12/14 09:07 AM |
| 5 | VERY RP Documentary When Watched In The Right Context: The Psychopath Next DoorOne thing must be added to your argumentation: a psychopath conveys value to the other person. It is not so quickly describable though. It is true that a psychopath adapt himself to the person in front of him. But it does not mean that he just reacts. The adaptation process is more in the line of this: he makes himself appear that he is similar to the other person. A well know psychological fact is that humans tend to like what they already know, they dislike what they don't know. "Dislike" here… | /r/TheRedPill | 26/12/14 07:08 PM |
| 6 | VERY RP Documentary When Watched In The Right Context: The Psychopath Next DoorAnother point to add: somewhere in the middle of the video they say the psychopath is not a very "productive" person inside the corporation, and yet he still goes up the ladder. A part from how that is accomplished by the psychopath, this is an instance of efficiency. He gives the minimum input resources to get the maximum result. And actually, the fact that he is not productive is not entirely true. He initially will be VERY productive. He will do anything that he thinks is best to do in order … | /r/TheRedPill | 26/12/14 11:21 AM |
| 8 | VERY RP Documentary When Watched In The Right Context: The Psychopath Next DoorYou nailed it. Women and psychopaths do have something in common. The books you mention is good. Beware for it does expose truths about the relationship between a woman and a psychopath, if you read it just remember that the author is biased and that the sample is not so large (76) and that it is also biased, i.e. the psychopaths involved are not the extremely successful ones but the book still conveys the overall pattern every psychopaths display. A good companion to the book you mention, I'd s… | /r/TheRedPill | 26/12/14 08:07 AM |
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