Resource Thread: Identifying Psychopaths

[Amaterasu]

Thank You, Luke.  I will reiterate that in TAP, there is no such thing as "greed."  Define "greed" when One can have what and as much of what One wants...

[PLAYSWITHMACHINES]

Amy, you're a star

i would define greed as 'people WANTING more than they NEED'.

For example, i WANT a million bucks, but i don't NEED a million bucks to survive....something like that??
Off to work now,
Later!

[Amaterasu]

Amy, you're a star

i would define greed as 'people WANTING more than they NEED'.

For example, i WANT a million bucks, but i don't NEED a million bucks to survive....something like that??
Off to work now,
Later!

Heh.  Define "need..."  One might presume that if One had a cave, food and water handy, heat, animal skins for clothing - that One then has "all One needs."  In TAP One can have LOTS more than One needs - a nice house, fresh organic food of wide variety, plenty of clean water, heat AND air conditioning, a vast array of clothing options, plus refrigerators, freezers, stoves, computers, cameras, indoor plumbing, lighting, and so forth.  In the US, We ALL have more than We need.

But what will change in TAP is that the push to consume will vanish.  We will not have profit motive driving advertising with an onslaught of ads, spam, "special promos," etc.  We will all gravitate to a level We are COMFORTABLE at (virtually ALWAYS with more than We NEED).

Products will be made to last - so obtaining a new [whatever] will be reduced radically in frequency.  No motive to make things break so as to ensure future sales, along with rejection of flawed products, will ensure this (lightbulbs will last a century or more...).  So waste will be minimal.

There is plenty on this planet for all of Us to have everything We WANT - and what We WANT will NOT be dictated by fads, ads, or profit motive.

[PLAYSWITHMACHINES]

But what will change in TAP is that the push to consume will vanish.  We will not have profit motive driving advertising with an onslaught of ads, spam, "special promos," etc.  We will all gravitate to a level We are COMFORTABLE at (virtually ALWAYS with more than We NEED).

It's all part of feeding that competitive spirit, "keeping up with the Jones's" what my grandmother would say
If my neighbour buys a BMW X-5, i should have one, too.
Bull, i'll stick with my tired old french van, it suits my needs perfectly, even more so when i convert it to water power
It will carry more, & give 40% better mileage, it won't break down, & it won't need a computer to fix it

My neighbour now has a problem, he's in hock up to his neck, i payed cash for mine, second-hand.
It's already written out of the yearly budget, i'm saving for another one (just like this one) when she finally gives out.
This is the point where repairs become more frequent, and the option of a newer car is cheaper.

I've had over 34 cars. Some i sold for profit, some because they were too expensive to run.Some were stolen, some i got rid of because certain people were looking for me.
Many were scrapped or written off, i got every last mile from them, going to the most extreme use of duck-tape you could ever imagine!

But if i had a car, like that one, built to last 200 years......

Products will be made to last - so obtaining a new [whatever] will be reduced radically in frequency.  No motive to make things break so as to ensure future sales, along with rejection of flawed products, will ensure this (lightbulbs will last a century or more...).  So waste will be minimal.

Exactly!
That's one of my prime areas of interest.
Later!

[robomont]

i think the majority of psychopaths die at a young age.
the thing is science can border on psycopath ie.watching rats feed on live humans.
this challenge of morals is different for each individual.
i have worked for close to a hundred employers in my life.
almost all of these folks was very greedy.
most of the ones who were not are now out of business.
the majority were sharp in their field but border line retarded outside their area of expertise.
the common denominator was greed.
most to this day are not happy.
a good example is my neighbor directly across the street.
makes almost hundred grand a year as a train operator for the powerplant.
ownes a three hundred thousand dollar house and a new truck.
on his days off, he does meth,steals my irises,kills my dog,breaks into my house and steals my last joint in my ashtray while im at work.braggs about the millions he has saved.
real piece of work.

sooner or later he will slip up.
thats all i can hope for.

as i live in texas,im waiting to catch him deep on my property.
until then i live my life in poverty waiting patiently.

if psycopathy wasnt profitable to nature,then nature will eliminate it.

i believe tap goes against nature,or nature would have already created it in society.

[Amaterasu]

It's all part of feeding that competitive spirit, "keeping up with the Jones's" what my grandmother would say
If my neighbour buys a BMW X-5, i should have one, too.
Bull, i'll stick with my tired old french van, it suits my needs perfectly, even more so when i convert it to water power
It will carry more, & give 40% better mileage, it won't break down, & it won't need a computer to fix it

And what do You think will happen when ANYONE can have that fancy car? Won't be what One uses to measure success.  Betterment will be the measure.  Are You doing more than Your neighbor to better this planet?

And most will keep Their vehicles, getting new ones as truly needed - and the new ones will have no planned obsolescence built in.

[Amaterasu]

i think the majority of psychopaths die at a young age.
the thing is science can border on psycopath ie.watching rats feed on live humans.
this challenge of morals is different for each individual.
i have worked for close to a hundred employers in my life.
almost all of these folks was very greedy.
most of the ones who were not are now out of business.
the majority were sharp in their field but border line retarded outside their area of expertise.
the common denominator was greed.
most to this day are not happy.
a good example is my neighbor directly across the street.
makes almost hundred grand a year as a train operator for the powerplant.
ownes a three hundred thousand dollar house and a new truck.
on his days off, he does meth,steals my irises,kills my dog,breaks into my house and steals my last joint in my ashtray while im at work.braggs about the millions he has saved.
real piece of work.

sooner or later he will slip up.
thats all i can hope for.

as i live in texas,im waiting to catch him deep on my property.
until then i live my life in poverty waiting patiently.

if psycopathy wasnt profitable to nature,then nature will eliminate it.

It is.  Psychopathy will be very UNprofitable in a society that uses social currency.

i believe tap goes against nature,or nature would have already created it in society.

"If man was meant to fly, We'd be born with wings."

Dear, JUST NOW in all Our (known) history on this planet do We have the two key elements required.  Free energy access and robots - and so, through My work, nature is making it happen.  Now.

[robomont]

just because i dont believe its not possible doesnt mean i dont support your idea.
every lazy freeloader would also ,as some people have no shame including myself.



free energy will be a problem due to all the folks who work in the industry.

for the three unit electrical coal power


plant to provide ten megawatts of power to dallas.
a thousand people are employed.

at an average 100,000$.
thats alot of money keeping the economy going.
there are thousands thru out the nation.

but i will say good luck in your cause.
i like the general idea.
its  how i live my life because money sure isnt my driving force.

[Eradicator]

ETA:  Oh no, that post was off-topic.

[Pimander]

Psychopathic emoticons.

How to spot them?

[PLAYSWITHMACHINES]

Hey Robo;
If you're in Texas, & someone is on your proerty, can't you just shoot him?
You will always have social parasites feeding on the system.
We really have to get out of THAT mentality.
Mostly i do it by asking "what have I done today?"
Something useful, i hope.....

As for the people working in the power industry, they will have to adapt, there will be plenty of jobs for those that WANT to work.

but i will say good luck in your cause.
i like the general idea.
its  how i live my life because money sure isnt my driving force.

And i for one, thank you deeply for feeling that way

hey i missed those last posts, was it funny?

[PLAYSWITHMACHINES]

Zorgon got banned?
Oh, My!

[Amaterasu]

z got banned from where?  (I'm confused...)

[robomont]

i thought pimander got blocked,two back to back post?whos the exterminator?

[Pimander]

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