Sociopath Lessons Part 3 (but mostly abt childhood trauma)

M.E. Thomas and Tony, from the previous "Sociopath Lessons," chat about religion, childhood trauma, whether psychopaths are smarter than other people, the lack of "urge" or desire in psychopaths, the reason behind gray rage, mask wearing, hypocrisy (especially moral hypocrisy), people who try to make reality or a belief in reality seem absurd, child abuse, adults playing games with the provision of food to children, "information warfare", and mind games.

Sociopath Lessons Part 1: https://youtu.be/UZtP4MVOIF8 

Sociopath Lessons Part 2: https://youtu.be/oKZpb4vVhyE

 

British Paranoid Psychopath Ted Part 2

 Author of Confessions of a Sociopath M.E. Thomas reconnects with Ted to talk about love, "typical neurotypical hypocrisy," anger and other emotions, attention, self, personality disorders, diagnoses, self-awareness, and other topics!

Part 1 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kj7_BpsnVZU&pp=ygUXcGFyYW5vaWQgcHN5Y2hvcGF0aCB0ZWQ%3D

Memoir of a Repentant Psychopath -- Robert Red Act

Author of Confessions of a Sociopath, M.E. Thomas, interviews Robert Red Act about his book -- Memoir of a Repentant Psychopath. They talk about Robert Hare, the validity of the PCL-R, sexual orientation, Hervey Cleckley, and the popular perceptions and myths of psychopathy.

Memoir of a Repentant Psychopath:

https://www.amazon.com/Memoir-Repentant-Psychopath-Robert-Red/dp/B0CGKYLZ8V

Psychopath Trucker on Limerance

 Confessions of a Sociopath author M.E. Thomas chats with Juliet Tango about limerence, feeling our feelings, self awareness, meditation, Feldenkrais method, and Thích Nhất Hạnh's hugging practice: https://dharmacrafts.com/blogs/news/holding-tight-letting-go-koun-franz

Sociopath Lessons (Part 3) But Mostly about Childhood Trauma

M.E. Thomas and Tony, from the previous "Sociopath Lessons," chat about religion, childhood trauma, whether psychopaths are smarter than other people, the lack of "urge" or desire in psychopaths, the reason behind gray rage, mask wearing, hypocrisy (especially moral hypocrisy), people who try to make reality or a belief in reality seem absurd, child abuse, adults playing games with the provision of food to children, "information warfare", and mind games.