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No thanks. Analysis at a distance is not something I do
professionally. You're welcome to scan the DSM and come up with your
own conclusions.

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On May 13, 5:24 pm, "Maxwell" luv2^fly99@cox.^net wrote:
"Tina" wrote in message

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I'm not sure what drives Max or Bertie, but there seems to be some
pathology there too.

Interesting. Feel free to take a whack at it. No foul, promise.

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"Tina" wrote in message
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I'm not sure what drives Max or Bertie, but there seems to be some
pathology there too.

Interesting. Feel free to take a whack at it. No foul, promise.


I can tell you, but of course you'd pay no more attention to it than my
explanation of how you're being played....


It's because you're stupid.



Bertie

Tina wrote in news:0f926d2d-01bf-4877-9ef7-
:

If you read the article carefully you will note it was NOT published
recently. Also, when 30 MDs are involved in accidents when if
accidents were random across the population the number would have been
a quarter of that is significant.

I think one might conclude certain professions are self selecting for
people with great self assurance and the ego to go with it. As a
matter of interest Mensa members who are not doing well in the general
population seem to exhibit that same ego characteristic: we, the
general population, are at fault for not recognizing and rewarding
their worth. I think, but cannot support the observation, that Anthony
is quite bright, so it's not a surprise that he, as a displaced
American living at the subsistence level in Paris, would have some of
those characteristics.

I'm not sure what drives Max or Bertie, but there seems to be some
pathology there too.

Ever actually met a self-actualised type? I think I can count them on
two fingers.


Who doesn't have a pathology?

Just a bit of a giggle, is all.

Bertie

I'm lucky enough to work with a few people who hang around the summit
of Maslow's little triangle most of the time. They, like kooks and
Nobel laureates, seem to tend to cluster.


On May 14, 1:11 am, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Tina wrote in news:0f926d2d-01bf-4877-9ef7-
:



If you read the article carefully you will note it was NOT published
recently. Also, when 30 MDs are involved in accidents when if
accidents were random across the population the number would have been
a quarter of that is significant.

I think one might conclude certain professions are self selecting for
people with great self assurance and the ego to go with it. As a
matter of interest Mensa members who are not doing well in the general
population seem to exhibit that same ego characteristic: we, the
general population, are at fault for not recognizing and rewarding
their worth. I think, but cannot support the observation, that Anthony
is quite bright, so it's not a surprise that he, as a displaced
American living at the subsistence level in Paris, would have some of
those characteristics.

I'm not sure what drives Max or Bertie, but there seems to be some
pathology there too.

Ever actually met a self-actualised type? I think I can count them on
two fingers.

Who doesn't have a pathology?

Just a bit of a giggle, is all.

Bertie