On 03/06/2017 06:27 AM, Dan White wrote:

Oh, he knows. A tell-tale narcissistic trait is to either accuse others of what you are doing yourself, or to justify your actions.

It doesn't take state sponsored psych to figure out what this guy is doing "behind the scenes".

On 03/06/17 07:04 -0500, John Newman wrote:

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They put some tapps on me phones !! Sad!! Sick!!

Is that legal? I'm the president how would i know??

From Josh Grubbs "/Ast. Pro in the ClinPsy Ph.D. Prg at BGSU. I study narcissism, sexual behavior, and religion, sometimes all three at the same time. all opinions my own/", on twitter:

A word of caution to those who would try to parse the differences between a narcissist, a sociopath, and a psychopath: not worth the time

One can very easily be a narcissistic sociopath, a sociopathic narcissist, or any other combination of personality trait adjectives & nouns

Distinguishing between them, or trying to argue that someone is definitely a narcissist or definitely a sociopath is fairly meaningless IRL

Sure, people like me--professional researchers --debate the nuances of certain traits, we ask where one ends & the other begins

The reality is that getting caught up in the minutia of one vs. the other is not going to help you understand what's happening in real life

In personality psychology, the "dark triad" of personality traits (narcissism, psychopathy, and machiavellianism) is occasionally discussed

They are known as a dark triad because they tend to run together, and being high on all three is a dangerous combination...

We may differentiate in research, but in practice, if all three are evident, splitting hairs on which means the most is a waste of time

https://twitter.com/JoshuaGrubbsPhD/status/838447117609877504 I added: @JoshuaGrubbsPhD Narcissists exhibit "Distress" and don't double-down when un-noticed. Don't mistake megalomania for Narcissism Rr