[Title should be psychopath not sociopath]

Hey guys,

I have a 'friend' who is a psychopath. Friend in inverted commas because he plays perfectly the role of a friend, but I can see through his Machiavellianism - because when you were a loser in middle school you can tell which kids are playing tricks on you. He has the hallmarks of a psychopath - glib charm, full smile with predator eyes, shady family background (two legal surnames that he changes back and forth), no long term friendships

Anyway, this post isn't about socializing. It's about his game. I would say psychopaths are the earliest non-natural learners of Game.

But our friend here has a crutch. He doesn't believe day game works (I'm not one to try to convince either). With how his manipulative powers, he only does clubs.

So that begs the question - is the learned approach of TRP (analyzing through core tenets and theories) more effective than trial-and-error without inhibition? Because my psychopath friend has no idea how to make day game work