People of the lie
by M. Scott Peck · first published 1983
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People who are evil attack others instead of facing their own failures. Peck demonstrates the havoc these people cause in the lives of those around them.
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…shouldn't be motivated by politics and other peoples' sensibilities being offended. Regarding Aleister Crowley being 'The Wickedest Man on Earth', not even close. If you've ever read M. Scott Peck's 'People of the Lie', then you know what I mean.
on “Jack Parsons: Occultist involved in early rocketry” ↗…-- and leaving the rest behind. I can't imagine that they (speaking generally) are that unusual. Separate from my own experience, and I haven't read it yet, but a relative has recommended the book, People of the Lie. I don't know whether their experience was with a psychopath, but the title grabbed my attention.
on “On the trail of the elusive successful psychopath” ↗