[FRIAM] narcissism

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OK. Well, risking too much repetition, if he were competent, he wouldn't have said that ... and the policies would not have followed ... and he would defer to the experts. Because, as Dunning-Kruger and Zajenkowski et al, and Schröder-Abé et al, seem to point out, competent people have a good handle on their own incompetence, regardless of their narcissism.

On 4/28/20 5:50 PM, Frank Wimberly wrote:
> My assumed audience is not the American public thank God.  An example of how his narcissism makes him dangerous is his saying the coronavirus will be gone in five days and the related policy positions.  His grandiosity is threatened by the prospect of deferring to epidemiologists and virologists.  That causes a narcissistic injury.

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