>>10401239

it's in your mind.

you responded to its presence.

so.. it exists.

womp womp womp

>>10401256

it exists in their mind too, so same answer, pathologically. specifically because once it is thought of by them, it becomes a part of them, pathologically.

So psychopaths would be susceptible to psychological pathogens by default.

>>10401284

Yup. If the psychopath believes seeing someone yawn makes them yawn, they'll do it pathologically.

IF they don't, then they'd probably kill the yawner to prove yawning doesn't effect others. They are psychopaths, remember?

>>10401309

All triggers can be turned off by knowing about them.

Some people can slow their own heartbeat to almost nothing.

Psychopaths are very good at turning triggers off, because they do not emote, they mimic.

>>10401355

Generalizations of all kinds are prone to false positives ;)

>>10401374

kek. It alll comes down to what the psychopath believes.

IT's a trick question.

>>10401379

yep, it's a slide over a trick question, alright.

Is the convention on yet?

>>10401410

organic observation.. there's no real way to programmatically do this.

Because psychopaths know how to cheat better than anyone else, and they WILL find the loopholes in any automation.

That's why anons are here… To literally fight psychopaths.

>>10401465

>>>10401415 JAKE TAPPER PANIC