--"A grandiose sense of self-importance (e.g., exaggerates achievements and talents, expects to be recognized as superior without commensurate achievements)." Gore regularly demonstrates his grandiosity. Who can forget his notorious claim that he had been instrumental in creating the Internet? But far more serious and complex are Gore's delusions about issues of technology and environmentalism, such as his repeated endorsement of anti-technology tracts and criticism of technological advances while a congressman, senator and vice president. His writings generally place science and technology at odds with "the natural world" and, by inference, with the well-being and progress of mankind.'
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And the bloodlines of the elite are of the greatest proportion in society that are afflicted with attention seeking abnormalities massively.
ReplyDeleteThere doesn't go by a day that their attention seeking disorder is fattened up by their public relations office medicos,
the corporate controlled mass media, which no doubt will inject us with something whether it be of importance for manipulation or of absolutely no value of importance to the poor sufferers fed these silly mundane reports as news because the mainstream media thinks we must focus on those with massive attention seeking sicknesses, such as the elites for they require our full support adoringly.
All done with the loving attentiveness of sources that are seeking attention themselves also within the practice that behaves as so called journalism in the mass media, which l imagine is the mainstream media's imagination of their duty even though they are receiving uncomfortable attention deservedly with eyes unsympathetic to the slow death of their industry, globally.
l don't support ethanasia in this case l like seeing these massive attention seekers die painfully where it hurts.