Another great email - begin message: Thanks for noticing the link. (youtube/watch?v=omZvCIPsd-0) I havent been outside much for the last decade but in the last two years or so Ive been noticing these (video) stares but havent confronted anyone. Ive been noticed by narcissists earlier in my life but never as much as now. Maybe these people are more prominent than they were during the early 90s (my teens) because they are finding it harder to survive. Cheerful people notice me too as if by resonance. Lately Ive once made a V sign against my eyes and stared back twice - they didnt stop, but I had to move on. All of these people seem to be different kinds of narcissists - weak people ( even children) who have no ability or desire for a creative life and try to hide this away from us by living off of weak people - and weak authoritarian people who believe that authoritarians are doing great things for the world while anyone who doesnt try to be an authority (even well off people) are just scum of the earth. As for the general public: maybe most of us have a desire to be creative but see the dangers of doing anything about it. They know theyre escaping but as long as they can find someone to hang out with and they have enough resources to get by, they dont want to upset the world. Sooner or later they find out that they have done a mistake (economic - no creativity is unsustainable) but dont know, remember or dare to admit to themselves/others what they have done wrong. Psychologists seem to regard people who come into their offices as hopeless cases (without any real investigation, most likely because theyre too narcissis tic (non-caring and lazy as a result)). They are Darwinian in their thinking and believe that these people just dont fit into the system (which in itself creates job opportunities for narcissistic state employees of all kinds) They seem to forget that they too are where they are due to their fear of having their lacking creative abilities being exposed as escapism into authoritarianism (by climbing the corporate or institutional ladder). Those who recognize that hanging out with other people is just escapism are those who seem to be particularly bothered by not being allowed to engage with the world. Some give up, others do not. Some become narcissists. And the aliens: they too are afraid of being discovered. Too much lack of faith in trust after all these years. (Signed) --------------
Posted on: Fri, 24 Oct 2014 15:27:07 +0000
Trending Topics
Recently Viewed Topics
© 2015