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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\'s entries according to..I\'m not entirely sure why. But I think it\'s just not cool to delete other people\'s entries without good reason. Some of the changes are arbitrary, and some are just singular opinions. The fact is, this is an under-researched phenomenon that has conflicting synonyms and definitions. I think it\'s really nasty to delete someone else\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid, and removing Klaus completely and switching Katherine to \
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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\\\'s entries according to..I\\\'m not entirely sure why. But I think it\\\'s just not cool to delete other people\\\'s entries without good reason. Some of the changes are arbitrary, and some are just singular opinions. The fact is, this is an under-researched phenomenon that has conflicting synonyms and definitions. I think it\\\'s really nasty to delete someone else\\\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid, and removing Klaus completely and switching Katherine to \\\"Though it isn\\\'t certain, Katherine from TheVampireDiaries may be an example. She \\\'\\\'says\\\'\\\' that she cares about others, but it\\\'s difficult to say for sure that she does\\\" is unhelpful. If one person felt like she fits then that\\\'s more in keeping with these pages than completely changing it to adding characters that \\\"may\\\" fit the trope. Either it fits, is a subversion, or an aversion. If you\\\'re not sure, it should just be discussed here, hashed out, and then changed accordingly. And was there not enough space to add the new Supernatural entries that were added too? Removing Bellatrix because \\\"neither bellatrix nor vanitas qualify, as their emotions are simply too strong. whatever pathologies they have, it isn\\\'t sociopathy\\\" is a very shaky, subjective opinion, and feigns authority that isn\\\'t there.

Those are just some smaller changes. Can someone else go through these recent revisions and clean them up and/or reverse the entry deletions? A lot of the changes seem arbitrary, heavily subjective and removed a lot of good examples and material, seemingly at whim. Honestly, the above changes annoyed me, that someone would so clearly change someone\\\'s else\\\'s entries according to their opinion rather than new information or something a little more objective on a trope that\\\'s already so complicated, so I don\\\'t want to do the revision myself and create something biased and even more arbitrary as a result. It really comes off like someone imposing OpinionMyopia, and according to a very shaky, subjective, personal definition of this trope. Full overhauls should be done with more caution than was used here, regardless of how well-versed the user(s) thought they were in the trope.
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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\'s entries according to..I\'m not entirely sure why. But I think it\'s just not cool to delete other people\'s entries without good reason. Some of the changes are arbitrary, and some are just singular opinions. The fact is, this is an under-researched phenomenon that has conflicting synonyms and definitions. It\'s really verging on imposing OpinionMyopia to delete someone else\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid, and removing Klaus completely and switching Katherine to \
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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\\\'s entries according to..I\\\'m not entirely sure why. But I think it\\\'s just not cool to delete other people\\\'s entries without good reason. Some of the changes are arbitrary, and some are just singular opinions. The fact is, this is an under-researched phenomenon that has conflicting synonyms and definitions. I think it\\\'s really nasty to delete someone else\\\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid, and removing Klaus completely and switching Katherine to \\\"Though it isn\\\'t certain, Katherine from TheVampireDiaries may be an example. She \\\'\\\'says\\\'\\\' that she cares about others, but it\\\'s difficult to say for sure that she does\\\" is unhelpful. If one person felt like she fits then that\\\'s more in keeping with these pages than completely changing it to adding characters that \\\"may\\\" fit the trope. Either it fits, is a subversion, or an aversion. If you\\\'re not sure, it should just be discussed here, hashed out, and then changed accordingly. Was there not enough space to add the new Supernatural entries too? Removing Bellatrix because \\\"neither bellatrix nor vanitas qualify, as their emotions are simply too strong. whatever pathologies they have, it isn\\\'t sociopathy\\\" is a very shaky, subjective opinion, and feigns authority that isn\\\'t there.

Those are just some smaller changes. Can someone else go through these recent revisions and clean them up and/or reverse the entry deletions? A lot of the changes seem arbitrary, heavily subjective and removed a lot of good examples and material, seemingly at whim. Honestly, the above changes annoyed me, that someone would so clearly change someone\\\'s else\\\'s entries according to their opinion rather than new information or something a little more objective on a trope that\\\'s already so complicated, so I don\\\'t want to do the revision myself and create something biased and even more arbitrary as a result. It really comes off like someone imposing OpinionMyopia, and according to a very shaky, subjective, personal definition of this trope. Full overhauls should be done with more caution than was used here, regardless of how well-versed the user(s) thought they were in the trope.
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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\'s entries according to..I\'m not entirely sure why. Some of the changes are arbitrary, and some are just singular opinions. The fact is, this is an under-researched phenomenon that has conflicting synonyms and definitions. It\'s really verging on imposing OpinionMyopia to delete someone else\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid, and removing Klaus completely and switching Katherine to \
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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\\\'s entries according to..I\\\'m not entirely sure why. But I think it\\\'s just not cool to delete other people\\\'s entries without good reason. Some of the changes are arbitrary, and some are just singular opinions. The fact is, this is an under-researched phenomenon that has conflicting synonyms and definitions. It\\\'s really verging on imposing OpinionMyopia to delete someone else\\\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid, and removing Klaus completely and switching Katherine to \\\"Though it isn\\\'t certain, Katherine from TheVampireDiaries may be an example. She \\\'\\\'says\\\'\\\' that she cares about others, but it\\\'s difficult to say for sure that she does\\\" is unhelpful. If one person felt like she fits then that\\\'s more in keeping with these pages than completely changing it to adding characters that \\\"may\\\" fit the trope. Either it fits, is a subversion, or an aversion. If you\\\'re not sure, it should just be discussed here, hashed out, and then changed accordingly. Was there not enough space to add the new Supernatural entries too? Removing Bellatrix because \\\"neither bellatrix nor vanitas qualify, as their emotions are simply too strong. whatever pathologies they have, it isn\\\'t sociopathy\\\" is a very shaky, subjective opinion, and feigns authority that isn\\\'t there.

Those are just some smaller changes. Can someone else go through these recent revisions and clean them up and/or reverse the entry deletions? A lot of the changes seem arbitrary, heavily subjective and removed a lot of good examples and material, seemingly at whim. Honestly, the above changes annoyed me, that someone would so clearly change someone\\\'s else\\\'s entries according to their opinion rather than new information or something a little more objective on a trope that\\\'s already so complicated, so I don\\\'t want to do the revision myself and create something biased and even more arbitrary as a result. It really comes off like someone imposing OpinionMyopia, and according to a very shaky, subjective, personal definition of this trope. Full overhauls should be done with more caution than was used here, regardless of how well-versed the user(s) thought they were in the trope.
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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\'s entries according to..I\'m not entirely sure why. Some of the changes are arbitrary, and some are just singular opinions. The fact is, this is an under-researched phenomenon that has conflicting synonyms and definitions. It\'s really verging on imposing OpinionMyopia to delete someone else\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid, and removing Klaus completely and switching Katherine to \
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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\\\'s entries according to..I\\\'m not entirely sure why. Some of the changes are arbitrary, and some are just singular opinions. The fact is, this is an under-researched phenomenon that has conflicting synonyms and definitions. It\\\'s really verging on imposing OpinionMyopia to delete someone else\\\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid, and removing Klaus completely and switching Katherine to \\\"Though it isn\\\'t certain, Katherine from TheVampireDiaries may be an example. She \\\'\\\'says\\\'\\\' that she cares about others, but it\\\'s difficult to say for sure that she does\\\" is unhelpful. If one person felt like she fits then that\\\'s more in keeping with these pages than completely changing it to adding characters that \\\"may\\\" fit the trope. Either it fits, is a subversion, or an aversion. If you\\\'re not sure, it should just be discussed here, hashed out, and then changed accordingly. Was there not enough space to add the new Supernatural entries too? Removing Bellatrix because \\\"neither bellatrix nor vanitas qualify, as their emotions are simply too strong. whatever pathologies they have, it isn\\\'t sociopathy\\\" is really subjective and feigns authority that isn\\\'t there. In general doing a full overhaul of a page unilaterally risks OpinionMyopia and should be done with more caution than it was here, regardless of how well-versed a user thinks they are in the trope.

Those are just the smaller changes. Can someone else go through these recent revisions and clean them up? A lot of the changes seem arbitrary and heavily subjective and removed a lot of good examples and material. Honestly, the above changes annoyed me, that someone would so clearly change someone\\\'s else\\\'s entry according to their opinion rather than new information or something a little more objective on a trope that\\\'s already so complicated, so I don\\\'t want to do the revision myself and create something biased and even more arbitrary as a result.
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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\'s entries according to one person\'s narrow definition of sociopath. The fact is, this is an under-researched phenomenon that has conflicting synonyms and definitions. It\'s really verging on imposing OpinionMyopia to delete someone else\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid, and removing Klaus completely and switching Katherine to \
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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\\\'s entries according to..I\\\'m not entirely sure why. Some of the changes are arbitrary, and some are just singular opinions. The fact is, this is an under-researched phenomenon that has conflicting synonyms and definitions. It\\\'s really verging on imposing OpinionMyopia to delete someone else\\\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid, and removing Klaus completely and switching Katherine to \\\"Though it isn\\\'t certain, Katherine from TheVampireDiaries may be an example. She \\\'\\\'says\\\'\\\' that she cares about others, but it\\\'s difficult to say for sure that she does\\\" is unhelpful. If one person felt like she fits then that\\\'s more in keeping with these pages than completely changing it to adding characters that \\\"may\\\" fit the trope. Either it fits, is a subversion, or an aversion. If you\\\'re not sure, it should just be discussed here, hashed out, and then changed accordingly. Was there not enough space to add the new Supernatural entries too? Removing Bellatrix because \\\"neither bellatrix nor vanitas qualify, as their emotions are simply too strong. whatever pathologies they have, it isn\\\'t sociopathy\\\" is really subjective and feigns authority that isn\\\'t there. In general doing a full overhaul of a page unilaterally risks OpinionMyopia and should be done with more caution than it was here, regardless of how well-versed a user thinks they are in the trope.

Can someone else go through these recent revisions and clean them up? A lot of the changes seem kind of arbitrary and heavily subjective and removed a lot of good examples and material. Honestly, the above changes annoyed me, that someone would so clearly change someone\\\'s else\\\'s entry according to their opinion rather than new information or something a little more objective, so I don\\\'t want to do the revision myself and create something biased and even more arbitrary as a result.
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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\'s entries according to one person\'s narrow definition of sociopath. The fact is, this is an under-researched phenomenon that has conflicting synonyms and definitions. It\'s really verging on imposing OpinionMyopia to delete someone else\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show/game. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid, and removing Klaus completely and switching Katherine to \
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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\\\'s entries according to one person\\\'s narrow definition of sociopath. The fact is, this is an under-researched phenomenon that has conflicting synonyms and definitions. It\\\'s really verging on imposing OpinionMyopia to delete someone else\\\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid, and removing Klaus completely and switching Katherine to \\\"Though it isn\\\'t certain, Katherine from TheVampireDiaries may be an example. She \\\'\\\'says\\\'\\\' that she cares about others, but it\\\'s difficult to say for sure that she does\\\" is unhelpful. If one person felt like she fits then that\\\'s more in keeping with these pages than completely changing it to adding characters that \\\"may\\\" fit the trope. Either it fits, is a subversion, or an aversion. If you\\\'re not sure, it should just be discussed here, hashed out, and then changed accordingly. Was there not enough space to add the new Supernatural entries too? Removing Bellatrix because \\\"neither bellatrix nor vanitas qualify, as their emotions are simply too strong. whatever pathologies they have, it isn\\\'t sociopathy\\\" is really subjective and feigns authority that isn\\\'t there. In general doing a full overhaul of a page unilaterally risks OpinionMyopia and should be done with more caution than it was here, regardless of how well-versed a user thinks they are in the trope.

Can someone else go through these recent revisions and clean them up? A lot of the changes seem kind of arbitrary and heavily subjective and removed a lot of good examples and material. Honestly, the above changes annoyed me, that someone would so clearly change someone\\\'s else\\\'s entry according to their opinion rather than new information or something a little more objective, so I don\\\'t want to do the revision myself and create something biased and even more arbitrary as a result.
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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\'s entries, which is just seriously not cool. It\'s really verging on imposing OpinionMyopia to delete someone else\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid, and removing Klaus completely and switching Katherine to \
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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\\\'s entries according to one person\\\'s narrow definition of sociopath. The fact is, this is an under-researched phenomenon that has conflicting synonyms and definitions. It\\\'s really verging on imposing OpinionMyopia to delete someone else\\\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show/game. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid, and removing Klaus completely and switching Katherine to \\\"Though it isn\\\'t certain, Katherine from TheVampireDiaries may be an example. She \\\'\\\'says\\\'\\\' that she cares about others, but it\\\'s difficult to say for sure that she does\\\" is unhelpful. If one person felt like she fits then that\\\'s more in keeping with these pages than completely changing it to adding characters that \\\"may\\\" fit the trope. If you\\\'re not sure, it should just be discussed here, hashed out, and then changed accordingly. Was there not enough space to add the new Supernatural entries too? Removing Bellatrix because \\\"neither bellatrix nor vanitas qualify, as their emotions are simply too strong. whatever pathologies they have, it isn\\\'t sociopathy\\\" is really subjective and feigns authority that isn\\\'t there. In general doing a full overhaul of a page unilaterally risks OpinionMyopia and should be done with more caution than it was here, regardless of how well-versed a user thinks they are in the trope.

Can someone else go through these recent revisions and clean them up? A lot of the changes seem kind of arbitrary and heavily subjective and removed a lot of good examples and material. Honestly, the above changes annoyed me, that someone would so clearly change someone\\\'s else\\\'s entry according to their opinion rather than new information or something a little more objective, so I don\\\'t want to do the revision myself and create something biased and even more arbitrary as a result.
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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\'s entries, which is just seriously not cool. It\'s really verging on imposing OpinionMyopia to delete someone else\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid, and removing Klaus completely and switching Katherine to \
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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\\\'s entries, which is just seriously not cool. It\\\'s really verging on imposing OpinionMyopia to delete someone else\\\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid, and removing Klaus completely and switching Katherine to \\\"Though it isn\\\'t certain, Katherine from TheVampireDiaries may be an example. She \\\'\\\'says\\\'\\\' that she cares about others, but it\\\'s difficult to say for sure that she does\\\" is unhelpful. If one person felt like she fits then that\\\'s more in keeping with these pages than completely changing it to adding characters that \\\"may\\\" fit the trope. If you\\\'re not sure, it should just be discussed here, hashed out, and then changed accordingly. Was there not enough space to add the new Supernatural entries too? In general doing a full overhaul of a page unilaterally risks OpinionMyopia and should be done with more caution than it was here, regardless of how well-versed a user thinks they are in the trope.

Can someone else go through these recent revisions and clean them up? A lot of the changes seem kind of arbitrary and heavily subjective. Honestly, the above change annoyed me, that someone would so clearly change someone\\\'s else\\\'s entry according to their opinion rather than new information or something a little more objective, so I don\\\'t want to do the revision myself and create something biased and even more arbitrary as a result.
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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\'s entries, which is just seriously not cool. It\'s really verging on imposing OpinionMyopia to delete someone else\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid. Was there not enough space to add the Supernatural entries too? And in general doing a full overhaul of a page unilaterally risks OpinionMyopia, regardless of how well-versed a user thinks they are.
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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\\\'s entries, which is just seriously not cool. It\\\'s really verging on imposing OpinionMyopia to delete someone else\\\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid, and removing Klaus completely and switching Katherine to \\\"Though it isn\\\'t certain, Katherine from TheVampireDiaries may be an example. She \\\'\\\'says\\\'\\\' that she cares about others, but it\\\'s difficult to say for sure that she does\\\" is unhelpful. If one person felt like she fits then that\\\'s more in keeping with these pages then completely changing it to adding characters that \\\"may\\\" fit the trope. If you\\\'re not sure, it should just be discussed here, hashed out, and then changed accordingly. Was there not enough space to add the Supernatural entries too? In general doing a full overhaul of a page unilaterally risks OpinionMyopia, regardless of how well-versed a user thinks they are in the trope.
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Can someone else go through these recent revisions and clean them up? A lot of the changes seem kind of arbitrary and heavily subjective. Honestly, the above change kind of annoyed me, that someone would do that to someone else\'s entry, so I don\'t want to do the revision myself and create something biased and even more arbitrary as a result.
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Can someone else go through these recent revisions and clean them up? A lot of the changes seem kind of arbitrary and heavily subjective. Honestly, the above change really annoyed me, that someone would so clearly change someone\\\'s else\\\'s entry according to their opinion rather than new information or something a little more objective, so I don\\\'t want to do the revision myself and create something biased and even more arbitrary as a result.
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Can someone else could go through these recent revisions and clean them up? A lot of the changes seem kind of arbitrary and heavily subjective. Honestly, the above change kind of annoyed me, that someone would do that to someone else\'s entry, so I don\'t want to be biased in my revisions.
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Can someone else go through these recent revisions and clean them up? A lot of the changes seem kind of arbitrary and heavily subjective. Honestly, the above change kind of annoyed me, that someone would do that to someone else\\\'s entry, so I don\\\'t want to do the revision myself and create something biased and even more arbitrary as a result.
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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\'s entries, which is just seriously not cool. It\'s really verging on imposing OpinionMyopia to delete someone else\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid. Was there not enough space to add the Supernatural entries too? And in general doing a full overhaul of a page unilaterally risks OpinionMyopia, regardless of how well-versed a user thinks they are. What\'s particularly messy is this addition:
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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\\\'s entries, which is just seriously not cool. It\\\'s really verging on imposing OpinionMyopia to delete someone else\\\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid. Was there not enough space to add the Supernatural entries too? And in general doing a full overhaul of a page unilaterally risks OpinionMyopia, regardless of how well-versed a user thinks they are.

Can someone else could go through these recent revisions and clean them up? A lot of the changes seem kind of arbitrary and heavily subjective. Honestly, the above change kind of annoyed me, that someone would do that to someone else\\\'s entry, so I don\\\'t want to be biased in my revisions.
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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\'s entries, which is just seriously not cool. It\'s really verging on imposing OpinionMyopia to delete someone else\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid. Was there not enough space to add the Supernatural entries too? And in general doing a full overhaul of a page unilaterally risks OpinionMyopia, regardless of how well-versed a user thinks they are. What\'s particularly messy is this addition:

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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\\\'s entries, which is just seriously not cool. It\\\'s really verging on imposing OpinionMyopia to delete someone else\\\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid. Was there not enough space to add the Supernatural entries too? And in general doing a full overhaul of a page unilaterally risks OpinionMyopia, regardless of how well-versed a user thinks they are. What\\\'s particularly messy is this addition:
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\\\"This is because, as Robert Hare points out in his book \\\'\\\'Without Conscience\\\'\\\', sociopaths by definition are [[FlatCharacter two-dimensional characters]] lacking an ability to have anything resembling CharacterDevelopment.\\\"

Aside from the didactic tone that kind of goes against the grain of casual, breeziness the site supports, and gives some sense of authority to an addition that doesn\\\'t have any, the full title of that book is Without Conscience: The Disturbing World of the Psychopaths Among Us, and the writer is a researcher whose focus is psychopathy, not sociopathy. This is really misleading, and suggests that this \\\"definition\\\" comes with the full authority of a book that either explored sociopathy in particular, or psychology in general, by an author who has focused on sociopaths in their research. That is a lie, and the tone supports it as if the entire addition to the page is authoritative in academia, when it\\\'s not, when sociopathy is relatively under-researched. These are just two missteps and I don\\\'t want to go correcting them because honestly they made me a little angry and I don\\\'t want to be biased in my revisions. I\\\'m sure there are more, so could someone else go through whatever other things were changed to see if there are other inaccurate, biased overhauls? I think it needs general clean-up; this page was great to begin with and a lot of the revisions seem too arbitrary and just being wordy mcwordy for the sake of it.
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\\\"This is because, as Robert Hare points out in his book \\\'\\\'Without Conscience\\\'\\\', sociopaths by definition are [[FlatCharacter two-dimensional characters]] lacking an ability to have anything resembling CharacterDevelopment.\\\"

Aside from the pedantic, didactic tone that kind of goes against the grain of casual, breeziness the site supports, and gives some sense of authority to a sentence that doesn\\\'t have any, the full title of that book is Without Conscience: The Disturbing World of the Psychopaths Among Us, and the writer is a researcher whose focus is psychopathy, not sociopathy. This is really misleading, and suggests that this \\\"definition\\\" comes with the full authority of a book that either explored sociopathy in particular, or psychology in general, by an author who has focused on sociopaths in their research. That is a lie, and the tone supports it as if the entire addition to the page is authoritative in academia, when it\\\'s not, when sociopathy is relatively under-researched. These are just two missteps and I don\\\'t want to go correcting them because honestly they made me a little angry and I don\\\'t want to be biased in my revisions. I\\\'m sure there are more, so could someone else go through whatever other things were changed to see if there are other inaccurate, biased overhauls? I think it needs general clean-up; this page was great to begin with and a lot of the revisions seem too arbitrary and just being wordy mcwordy for the sake of it.
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\\\"This is because, as Robert Hare points out in his book \\\'\\\'Without Conscience\\\'\\\', sociopaths by definition are [[FlatCharacter two-dimensional characters]] lacking an ability to have anything resembling CharacterDevelopment.\\\"

Aside from the pedantic, didactic tone that kind of goes against the grain of casual, breeziness the site supports, and gives some sense of authority to a sentence that doesn\\\'t have any, the full title of that book is Without Conscience: The Disturbing World of the Psychopaths Among Us, and the writer is a researcher whose focus is psychopathy, not sociopathy. This is really misleading, and suggests that this \\\"definition\\\" comes with the full authority of a book that either explored sociopathy in particular, or psychology in general, by an author who has focused on sociopaths in their research. That is a lie, and the tone supports it as if the entire addition to the page is authoritative in academia, when it\\\'s not, when it\\\'s just SesquipedalianLoquaciousness with tropes. Sociopathy is still relatively under-researched and feigning authority on what a sociopathic character is capable of is messy. These are just two serious missteps and I don\\\'t want to go correcting them because honestly they made me a little angry and I don\\\'t want to be biased in my revisions. I\\\'m sure there are more, so could someone else go through whatever other things were changed to see if there are other inaccurate, biased overhauls? I think it needs general clean-up; this page was great to begin with and a lot of the revisions seem too arbitrary and just being wordy mcwordy for the sake of it.
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\\\"This is because, as Robert Hare points out in his book \\\'\\\'Without Conscience\\\'\\\', sociopaths by definition are [[FlatCharacter two-dimensional characters]]....\\\"

Aside from the pedantic, didactic tone that kind of goes against the grain of casual, breeziness the site supports, and gives some sense of authority to a sentence that doesn\\\'t have any, the full title of that book is Without Conscience: The Disturbing World of the Psychopaths Among Us, and the writer is a researcher whose focus is psychopathy, not sociopathy. This is really misleading, and suggests that this \\\"definition\\\" comes with the full authority of a book that either explored sociopathy in particular, or psychology in general, by an author who has focused on sociopaths in their research. That is a lie, and the tone supports it as if it\\\'s a truly authoritative definition. These are just two serious missteps and I don\\\'t want to go correcting them because honestly they made me a little angry and I don\\\'t want to be biased in my revisions. I\\\'m sure there are more, so could someone else go through whatever other things were changed to see if there are other inaccurate, biased overhauls? I think it needs general clean-up; this page was great to begin with and a lot of the revisions seem too arbitrary and just being wordy mcwordy for the sake of it.
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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\'s entries, which is just seriously not cool. It\'s really verging on imposing OpinionMyopia and immaturity to delete someone else\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid. Was there not enough space to add the Supernatural entries too? And in general doing a full overhaul of a page unilaterally risks OpinionMyopia, regardless of how well-versed a user thinks they are. What\'s particularly messy is this addition:
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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\\\'s entries, which is just seriously not cool. It\\\'s really verging on imposing OpinionMyopia to delete someone else\\\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid. Was there not enough space to add the Supernatural entries too? And in general doing a full overhaul of a page unilaterally risks OpinionMyopia, regardless of how well-versed a user thinks they are. What\\\'s particularly messy is this addition:
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\\\"This is because, as Robert Hare points out in his book \\\'\\\'Without Conscience\\\'\\\', sociopaths by definition are [[FlatCharacter two-dimensional characters]]....\\\"

Aside from the pedantic, didactic tone that kind of goes against the grain of casual, breeziness the site supports, and gives some sense of authority to a sentence that doesn\\\'t have any, the full title of that book is Without Conscience: The Disturbing World of the Psychopaths Among Us, and the writer is a psychologist whose research focuses on psychopaths, not sociopaths. This is really misleading, and suggests that this \\\"definition\\\" comes with the full authority of a book that either focused on sociopaths in particular, or psychology in general, by an author who has focused on sociopaths in their research. That is a lie, and the tone supports it as if it\\\'s a truly authoritative definition. These are just two serious missteps and I don\\\'t want to go correcting them because honestly they made me a little angry and I don\\\'t want to be biased in my revisions. I\\\'m sure there are more, so could someone else go through whatever other things were changed to see if there are other inaccurate, biased overhauls? I think it needs general clean-up; this page was great to begin with and a lot of the revisions seem too arbitrary and just being wordy mcwordy for the sake of it.
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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\'s entries, which is just seriously not cool. It\'s really verging on imposing OpinionMyopia and immaturity to delete someone else\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid. Was there not enough space to add the Supernatural entries too? And in general doing a full overhaul of a page unilaterally risks OpinionMyopia, regardless of how well-versed a user thinks they are.
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Okay I noticed there have been a lot of changes just now on this page, including deleting other people\\\'s entries, which is just seriously not cool. It\\\'s really verging on imposing OpinionMyopia and immaturity to delete someone else\\\'s entries and then just put your own from your own favorite show. The Vampire Diaries entries for Klaus and Katherine were valid. Was there not enough space to add the Supernatural entries too? And in general doing a full overhaul of a page unilaterally risks OpinionMyopia, regardless of how well-versed a user thinks they are. What\\\'s particularly messy is this addition:

\\\"This is because, as Robert Hare points out in his book \\\'\\\'Without Conscience\\\'\\\', sociopaths by definition are [[FlatCharacter two-dimensional characters]]....\\\"

The full title of that book is Without Conscience: The Disturbing World of the Psychopaths Among Us, and the writer is a psychologist whose research focuses on psychopaths, not sociopaths. This is really misleading, and suggests that this \\\"definition\\\" comes with the full authority of a book that focused on sociopaths in particular, by an author who has focused on sociopaths in their research. That is a lie. These are just two serious missteps and I don\\\'t want to go correcting them because honestly they made me a little angry and I don\\\'t want to be biased in my revisions. I\\\'m sure there are more, so could someone else go through whatever other things were changed to see if there are other inaccurate, biased overhauls?
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