Waching daily Sep 29 2018

Huge destroyed houses and vehicles scrap piles and corpses that's what

that a series of earthquakes and a tsunami have left in indonesia a sequence of

tragic events started to develop on September 28 when

several earthquakes the strongest of magnitude 61 and 74 rocked the province

indonesia of central Celebes including its capital for the subsequently a

tsunami hit the area the figure of fatalities already ascends the 450

people according to local media the spokesperson of the national agency of

disaster management sutopo purwo nugroho said in wheel of

press on Jakarta that there are also 540 injured and 29 missing according to data

provisional the magnitude 7 earthquake 5 shook the island of Celebes located in

northern indonesia at six o'clock in the afternoon - local time - after a few

hours before another earthquake of 6 or degrees causes the death of a

10 person injured and the collapse of several buildings in the same area where

minutes later the tsunami hits this news will be updated as

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hypocrisy content - Duration: 2:20.

hey everybody, today we're going to talk about sociopaths.

now diagnostically speaking, a sociopath is someone with "antisocial personality disorder."

[but when it comes to a clinician's standpoint, or a professional's standpoint, I can't actually

give someone the diagnosis of "psychopath," or "sociopath," or "just darn crazy."

because that's just not how it works, right?]

i honestly think we just call people "sociopaths" or "psychopaths" because it just sounds more

ominous than "antisocial personality disorder."

today just know that they're interchangeable. [because just like a lot of the other things

i talk about, people throw terms around without actually knowing what they mean.]

now everyone who hears about sociopaths wants to know if they're aware of their diagnosis.

[personality disorders are something that is pervasive.

i-it invades a-all sorts of parts of our lives, and it is something that we really have to

work on in order to manage it, or overcome it.]

we would at least like to them to be aware that they're bad. right?

like just knowing like at least they know that they're a "bad person."

[because as i've talked about before, just having the insight into the way that our mind

works is the first step and the most important step to managing it better just like any other

personality disorder, we can manage our symptoms.]

or worse, they'll decide to get married, and become a parent.

pretty bad, right?

[so it's something we definitely need to recognize, especially as a clinician, the sooner i can

recognize that someone is struggling with this, the better outcome there can be.]

and i know even going through all the information makes you think that these people makes you

think that these people are going to be extremely dangerous and terrible.

[so just because someone has this diagnosis doesn't make them dangerous.]

sociopaths are out in the world roaming about, not locked away in prison.

[people that have this tend to be the serial killer type]

[<slowed down for emphasis, with the thinking emoji floating on screen> so just because someone has this diagnosis

doesn't make them dangerous]

and the truth is, there are far more of them, than you think.

the rough statistic is 4% percent of the population.

[but only 1% of the population actually has antisocial personality disorder]

[<text on screen reads:*i don't give data on my statistics. for all you know i could be making this up*> <slowed down for emphasis> or one in 25

[that's not a very big percentage]

<text on screen reads: here's my Official Therapist Approval On Armchair Diagnosis> how do you know someone's a sociopath.

so chances are you've known someone like this.

so let that be a warning sign, that you have possibly come in contact with one of the 4%

percent of sociopaths out there.

[because that's not how it works, right?] (subtitles entered by myself, apologies for any errors or weirdness)

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