Let's say there were a sub-species of psychopaths.

Let's say, for you to be "evil-beyond-reason" it takes M chromosomes having N genes.

As a psychopath, you probably want to associate yourself with other psychopaths, but maybe not live/work among them, except to breed.

Why would you want to associate yourself? Because if you work in tandem, you can exploit the rest of us with less friction, i.e. make laws. Each psychopath draws their own little kingdom, for them to rule.

Hmm, I guess, if the psychopaths could "feel" that another was "one of them" they may indeed work with one another.

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It is hard for me to think, that given the huge advantage of knowing "your kind" that you wouldn't somehow sense it.

This is crazy talk isn't it. But look at the world. It looks just like this.

Could 5% of humanity be a psycho-path-subspecies?

These psychopaths are basically leeches on the rest of us, maybe even a cancer. Not only do they feel no guilt for enslaving other (wage-slavery), but they are also fine with poisoning the body and the mind (too many to list).

Perhaps they can even identify others with the same causal DNA segments. Sight? Smell? Micro-movements? Perhaps they really do see all non psycho-path-bearing-DNA-offspring as worms. Perhaps they intentionally breed with each other to avoid spreading the gene to vasts numbers of people.

Could this explain the vast majority of suffering?

It has never been so obvious as now, that justice is not blind. Without justice there is anarchy.

And at this point, to be honest, I say bring it on- let's have the day of retribution before the billionaires have their AI robot armies.

Whenever I've been forced to use Plaid, I use a throw away "free-checking" bank account that has $1 in it.

I guess birds of a feather flock together.

I'll be honest, just the idea of working there makes me feel like vomiting. For me, they are bizarrely evil. They're not evil like, "we're going to destroy our competition through anti competitive practices," (which they do), but "let's destroy a whole generation of minds."

And now with the glasses. I mean, jeeze. Can there be a stronger signal of not caring for others?

It's as if Meta sees people as cattle. Though I think a lot of techies see humans as cattle, truthfully.

What was your rationale?

I guess this question is out-of-the-blue, and I don't mean for you to justify your existence, but I've never understood why people choose to work for Meta.

I wonder - if you hired a programmer for a day, trapped them in a cage, and then threatened them, maybe it would be more productive for a while. I mean, if I were writing that book, I could see how they would do great work for a bit.

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