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      5 months ago

      It’s not exactly something everyone has. There are quite a few psychopaths and sociopaths and a huge amount of narcissists out there

          • Dragon Rider (drag)@lemmy.nz
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            5 months ago

            Personality disorder rates are higher in high-income countries. Whereas about one in 10 American adults (if not slightly more) meet diagnostic criteria for a personality disorder, the worldwide prevalence is lower—sitting at about 8%, according to a 2020 literature review.

            Put that with the 6.2%, and that makes it sound like most personality disorders are NPD. That sounds unbalanced and suspect. Where did you get that figure? Drag always heard 1% for each.

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          1. I am a sentient creature that feels pain and pleasure

          2. Others appear to be sentient creatures that feel pain and pleasure

          3. Pain is bad, so I should avoid inflicting it

          You don’t need empathy as an axiom to derive it rationally

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            5 months ago

            Pain and pleasure are passions. You said you were gonna use pure reason. Not use reason as an aid to passions.