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Captain Pleasure, Andrés Gómez Emilsson@algekalipso• over 1 year ago

Why do we have personality disorders? Why did evolution stumble upon them? And why isn't the case that we all share the same personality disorders - i.e. why is there such a robust humanity-wide distribution of _diverse_ personality tendencies? I reckon that this is caused by a "rock paper scissors" dynamic. Some personality disorders are actually optimal responses to living in a group where a _different_ personality disorder is prevalent. Paranoids understand and predict antisocials. STPD understands BPD. OCD can see through the mask of NPD. Etc. It's like a Pokemon chart! Here, Claude 3 Opus gives us a summary table:

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3/25/2024
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Captain Pleasure, Andrés Gómez Emilsson@algekalipso• over 1 year ago
Replying to @algekalipso

second table means how "person in row would see person in column"

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Julian (moissanist)@moissanist• over 1 year ago
Replying to @algekalipso

@algekalipso they are all different strategies of dealing with excess processing power and can be converted into each other

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3/26/2024