You're a long way behind the science.The idea in any case that personality traits reflect some kind of genetic determinism
Steve Taylor, a psychologist, has analysed Johnson The darkness of Boris Johnson: a psychologist on the prime minister's unpalatable personality traits No surprises really. He displays traits of the so-called 'dark triad' of psychopathy, narcissism and machiavellianism, plus so-called 'dark factor' traits of spitefulness, moral disengagement, entitlement and egoism. "In an ideal society, there would be measures to restrict such people’s access to power".
that is every Tory mind
I have literally just finished a degree in the science and am currently reading in preparation for a masters in itYou're a long way behind the science.
Yeh how many youtube videos have you watched though, eh?I have literally just finished a degree in the science and am currently reading in preparation for a masters in it
Google tells me that many of your peers think personality is at least 50% hereditary.I have literally just finished a degree in the science and am currently reading in preparation for a masters in it
So you want people to abort children with a 50% chance of becoming a psycoopath?Google tells me that many of your peers think personality is at least 50% hereditary.
Many more of my peers question fundamentally whether the idea of a “personality” as a stable set of context-free enduring traits even stands up to scrutiny, let alone that it is so stable and enduring that it is inheritedGoogle tells me that many of your peers think personality is at least 50% hereditary.
I chose my words more carefully than that, if you care to read them properly. Plenty of 'ifs'. The science of personality is in its early days. Same with genetics. I'm speculating about what may or may not be possible in the future, probably long after we are all dead. I have a feeling that we'll discover that extreme traits like psychopathy are mostly nature, and hardly any nurture. But without the benefit of time travel, I'll never know.So you want people to abort children with a 50% chance of becoming a psycoopath?
So 100% nature, zero nurture. Not what I said, is it?I mean, just think for a minute about what it would even mean. The idea that if Boris Johnson had been born in poverty in Bangladesh in 1752 (or whatever the society that existed then was called) that he would be basically the same person
To be honest, I don’t think you really grasp what any of these terms mean. Invoking “nature versus nurture”, for a start, is not great.So 100% nature, zero nurture. Not what I said, is it?
This book sounds interesting So is it nature not nurture after all?
Would you like to read my essays on the subject? That’s probably about 20,000 words, if it helps you.Please answer those questions in 20,000 words, without deviating from settled science. Then we can have a debate.
Have you been on it?If I had a child I wouldn't want it to be a psychopath or a narcissist. If psychopathy was better understood, and it could be identified in early pregnancy, I suspect a lot of parents would choose abortion. It's quite a conundrum. Successful psychopaths and narcissists are happy. Unlike screening for a physical disability, perception of the quality of life of the child doesn't come into it. It's about the harm the child does to others. I can't see anything wrong with screening it out. To be predictably Godwinian, would it be wrong to abort the next Hitler?
both 60% of the popular vote MPs...not marginal menWell it seems two more MPs have told Johnson to go, John Baron and David Simmonds so we surely must be getting near to the 54 letters by now?
bit early in the day for itHave you been on it?
he has not got the big things right, the medium things right or even the small things write. in fact the only thing he's got right is that he could play the parliamentary conservative party for mugs who'd not sack him though he's lied to them, to parliament and to the queen, not to mention the public and the eu.Well I've just written to my MP again, not that it will do much good, I expect the generic reply, he got the big things right etc...
Seems to be the #FBPE cult that are all over this but stopped clocks etccampanula I checked with my mum whose memory is better than mine when it comes to plants.
She thinks its some sort of geranium and mentioned a crane?
I may use some of that in my reply if you dont mind ?he has not got the big things right, the medium things right or even the small things write. in fact the only thing he's got right is that he could play the parliamentary conservative party for mugs who'd not sack him though he's lied to them, to parliament and to the queen, not to mention the public and the eu.