Chris Allen wrote:

> --- In beyondismscience 41, HarkenBane wrote:
> > > With one notable exception, the Jews I have known
> > > have not struck me as especially disagreeable, but
> > > that may be a lucky accident.
> > You know, that may be because Jews are intelligent. Personal
> > experience suggests that smart disagreeable people easily
> > fool others into thinking they're nice, friendly, team
> > players. This is probably how politicians do it!
>
> Perhaps they have a strong need to believe that they agree
> with "good" people and "disagree" with bad people and
> reinterpret anything said to them

Something else that occurred to me: Mark seems to be rather high on
psychopathy (an understatement?), whereas I am rather low on
psychopathy. Might interactions between two low A people be more likely
to bring out the disagreeableness in each of them?

~ams
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