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Do you know this man? Submitted by Richard Goode on Thu, 2008-01-10 10:08
More often than not, [he] will seem particularly agreeable and make a distinctly positive impression when he is first encountered. Alert and friendly in his attitude, he is easy to talk with and seems to have a good many genuine interests. There is nothing at all odd or queer about him, and in every respect he tends to embody the concept of a well-adjusted, happy person. Nor does he, on the other hand, seem to be artificially exerting himself like one who is covering up or who wants to sell you a bill of goods. He would seldom be confused with the professional backslapper or someone who is trying to ingratiate himself for a concealed purpose. Signs of affectation or excessive affability are not characteristic. He looks like the real thing. Very often indications of good sense and sound reasoning will emerge and one is likely to feel soon after meeting him that this normal and pleasant person is also one with high abilities. Psychometric tests also very frequently show him of superior intelligence. More than the average person, he is likely to seem free from social or emotional impediments, from the minor distortions, peculiarities, and awkwardnesses so common even among the successful...
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That could have been written about Jason Ogle.
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Greg
Thanks for your compliment re the Libz drug policies.
Back to the general topic of my post... I think you'll find more than one or two people here with ASD... and not many, if any, psychopaths.
And, of course, you'll recognise many people you know here, including me!
(Hat tip: Chris Cathcart.)
Mr Goode
Yeah but the descriptions could apply to many?
(Don't get me wrong - the Libz drugs policies are enlightened - good work there.) I haven't contributed as yet.
Greg
I'm fine with you speculating about the intent behind my post. But dredging? You're way off the mark.
Would Sandi's mother have had the misfortune to marry such a man, if she'd been forewarned via this post? There's a clue. Perhaps.
Sandi
I'm not sure what Mr No Goode wants with this particular topic. You've given me a clue with this. He's dredging.
Yes I do - My mother married one
End result, he surreptitiously sucked out everything she owned including her life.
I know
"Certain organic (brain) disorders and hormonal imbalances mimic the state of mind of a psychopath."
Definitely - it's Kevin Owen!
Sounds familiar
I thought that sounded familiar... I've met some men who fit that description perfectly, while visiting Rimutaka Prison (NB: I was a volunteer, not an inmate!).