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I'd completely agree, there are indeed excellent guidelines for predicting human behaviour, but the attitude behaviour link is not as strong as it is led on to be. More goes on in the mind than comes out in actions - much more.

Nah man, just really stoned. But pretty much same thing right?

lol. Not quite. 

Stoned =/= philosopher n00b.

Well... maybe...

I receive both INTP and ENTP.

are you trying to find a loop hole to escape insanity?

cause there is sanity and then there is what you trying to explain

but the attitude behaviour link is not as strong as it is led on to be

I actually have to agree with some behaviors being un-linked as of today. There are many shared behaviors that lead to misdiagnoses, but I believe they will eventually cover those as well. Hopefully.

That could also create more labels, lol.

Sort of sounds like a Thrill Kill sigh.?

Sigh it doesn't matter what I claim to be or not be, because you won't listen regardless.

Again, no, what I described is not love, but putting effort in to make both parties happy is an example of expression of it.

That's what psychology ought to be about, but some make it about sticking people into pre-labeled boxes when they believe themselves to have found the answer already. That's not the science's fault, that's the fault of those who practice it in that fashion. To some, it defines what they've seen already, or gives context to new experiences, while others use it as a guide to what there is to see, as a substitute to actual delving. Most of what makes psychology look bad is thanks to the people who practice it, but behind that is a lot of interesting data.I've looked at all of them, but I take each of them with a grain of salt.

I agree, but how psychology is now, the boxing thing will remain. There's no problem with the psychology itself, but how people use it, but to make it so these people don't misuse it, it must be changed, if that makes sense.

What I don't understand is why anybody would continue to study a subject that they continue to describe as pointless.

That must be expensive. 

XD

Again, I did not define love for a psychopath that way, I merely gave an example of an external expression of it.

Narcissism and psychopathy aren't always connected, so no, it isn't self-love.

This is exactly what I was talking about. No matter how much I attempt to explain to you, you will never understand because you do not have that subjective personal experience. You are not in that position. Just like I will never understand you and your mind, you will never understand the mind of one without empathy. We both need to just accept that, instead of assuming we know what each other mean.