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Originally Posted by DanielBrenton  Yes, that's exactly it. People who are darkness-centered don't give a rat's ass about those silly little things like laws, morals, and ethical considerations, and they hide their agenda because to do otherwise would undermine themselves. It seems clear to me Clinical Psychology has identified this kind of behavior -- what we are describing here fits closely with the definition of a Sociopath, which is someone who holds nothing sacred beyond his or her own interests.
Trying to make others aware of individuals who express these characteristics has, from my experience, been met with derision, because most ethical people are simply too naive -- or their world-view too narrow -- to accept the possibility that darkness-centered people exist, or the really successful darkness-centered individuals are very skilled at masking what they truly are. |
Sociopaths and darkworkers don't have so much in common.
For starters, sociopaths don't measure the consequences of their acts, leading them to do things by sheer impulse. A DW would never do that, DWs calculate their actions beforehand and analyze the possible good and bad consequences and then decide if doing whatever they're planning to do is worth it or not.
Sociopaths can't control themselves and even the lesser provocation could send them into a rage attack, losing their reason.
Sociopaths are the ones who are the more prone to murder; a DW would almost never do that, only under some special circumstances. He realizes that the chances of there being negative outcomes are just too big for him to take the risk, and there is also the risk that he may feel guilty about it later. DWs do have feelings too, just so you know it; although to a lesser extent, and they can control it very well.
There are also many other striking differences between DWs and sociopaths, but i think you get the picture. The main difference between both is that DWs are healthy mentally (their brains, anatomically, are no different than, say, a lightworker's brain), they just chose to have different moral values, while sociopaths didn't choose anything; they were mostly born with some brain problems (the environment also helps of course, but sociopaths do have genetic predispositions to become that).