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    A psychopath, in the way films and many dictionaries put it, is someone with a deep, lasting problem in how they feel about other people: they can hurt, lie, or break the law and show little real guilt. The picture is often a calm, even charming person, not someone who looks “mad.” Though actually, doctors are messy with this word. It is not a neat official label in many clinics; they may speak of antisocial personality instead.

    A psychopath, in the way films and many dictionaries put it, is someone用電影和很多字典的說法,psychopath是一種人, with a deep, lasting problem in how they feel about other people對別人的感受有深層、持久的問題: they can hurt, lie, or break the law他們可以傷害人、說謊、或犯法, and show little real guilt卻幾乎沒有真正的罪惡感。 The picture is often a calm, even charming person這種人給人的印象常常是冷靜、甚至很有魅力的人, not someone who looks "mad."不是看起來「瘋狂」的人。 Though actually, doctors are messy with this word不過,醫生在這個字上其實是很混亂的: It is not a neat official label in many clinics在很多診所裡它並不是一個乾淨俐落的正式標籤; they may speak of antisocial personality instead他們可能會改說反社會人格。

    News and movies love psychopath because it sounds like a monster. Everyday English stretches it too far — a rude is not a psychopath.

    News and movies love psychopath新聞和電影很愛用psychopath, because it sounds like a monster因為它聽起來像怪物。 Everyday English stretches it too far日常英文把它用得太寬了—— a rude classmate is not a psychopath一個沒禮貌的同學並不是psychopath。

    And this is not the same as : a psychopath is usually in touch with reality; someone in may hear voices or hold strong false beliefs. The tidy “violent mental illness” line is tidier than real talk.

    And this is not the same as psychosis而且這跟psychosis(精神病發作)不一樣: a psychopath is usually in touch with realitypsychopath通常還能掌握現實; someone in psychosis may hear voices or hold strong false beliefs而psychosis發作的人可能會聽到幻聽或有強烈的錯誤信念。 The tidy "violent mental illness" line那種「暴力精神疾病」的整齊說法, is tidier than real talk比真實的情況要整齊多了。

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組成From German psychopathisch, from Ancient Greek psykhē (soul, mind) + pathos (suffering).

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psychopathnoun/ˈsaɪkəʊpæθ/

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    A person with a personality disorder indicated by a pattern of lying, cunning, manipulating, glibness, exploiting, heedlessness, arrogance, delusions of grandeur, carelessness, low self-control, disregard for morality, lack of acceptance of responsibility, callousness, and lack of empathy and remorse. Such a person may be especially prone to violent and criminal offenses.

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    A person with no moral conscience.

    • Now the real difference between now and then was that Trump wasn't looking to do much of anything positive for the American people as a whole. He mainly enriched himself and his family and gave rich people another tax cut. I think as far as Republicans being psychopaths I would say yes but it's probably a bit more complicated. The party is struggling to message against the policies the Biden administration is working to pass because they are overall popular with the voters. The Republicans would normally talk about fiscal responsibility and harp on the national debt but I think their big business "donors" don't want to see the economy stall again so we aren't seeing their normal talking points. So instead they are stoking their base with culture war crap about freedom and Biden becoming an authoritarian.
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    A person who perpetrates especially gruesome or bizarre violent acts.

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    A person diagnosed with antisocial or dissocial personality disorder.

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    obsoleteA person diagnosed with any mental disorder.

資料來源:英文維基詞典 English WiktionaryCC BY-SA 4.0)。 原文照列,未經改寫。