Comments by "Piccalilli Pit" (@piccalillipit9211) on "Filmmaker says he potentially uncovered man behind QAnon" video.

Doesn't have one. My job is helping people recover from narcissistic abuse and I see this all the time. They kinda believe they are God. At least God of their own universe - but to them, you live in their universe. Ergo you are there only for their entertainment. And the more they screw with you and pull the wool over your eyes - the more it confirms their Godliness... If they started off with any conscience or worries the success of the manipulation its self dispels any doubts = its a feedback loop.
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@BigBadJerryRogers - Dont even get me started in the subject. I have written 3 books on narcissism and social media, especially Facebook, is a big theme. I think Mark Zuckerburg will be remembered alongside Heinrich Himmler for the damage he has done to humanity.
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@tiffbeevachou108 - My father is also a narcissist and I was discussing this with my sister yesterday after he did something off the charts appalling. There IS not bottom to the that barrel - it is as deep as they need it to be. If they have not tried to kill you, its only because it never benefited them to.
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@BigBadJerryRogers - And facebook can weed out those of less than top-shelf intelligence with the question "Do you have a Facebook account?" Excluding business accounts, nothing good has ever come of someone having a Facebook account, it is a portal to misery. And what kind of person thinks it is a good idea to share your every personal detail with A) The world B) Mark Zuckerburg ???
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@Hachizukatenzo - You see you are one of that incredibly tiny percentage of people who react to something dragging you into the swamp with "I don't need this crap in my life" and back away, AWARE of the precious time this pointless nonsense is consuming. Very VERY few people have that level of detachment from their emotional reaction. I find it very hard. I have a comments blocker on YouTube so I have to REALLY care about something to go find it, switch it off and comment - or reply to a comment. That gives me the 20 seconds to think "is this idiot worth my time?" [not meaning you] These things rely on the instant trigger - usually of indignation - to get you to click and reply. Its a very human thing, its difficult to control and it works on 95% of people.
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@DavidHHH99 - Yeah - I googled him yesterday. What a delight of an individual his father was. I thought mine was shitty LOL...
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@Feralsquirrel - No - I read the scientific papers and psychological studies of Facebook and social media - its my job. And Y$ES there is a rule that says you have to be negatively influenced by it - its called the Facebook algorithm. No one that uses FB is not damaged by it - it is only the degree of the damage that varies. It is a universally negative experience, but like addictive videogames, they mask that negative experience with dopamine boosting activities - like getting your grandmothers recipe. The fact you think it is benign IS EXACTLY THE POINT. You are like a 12 year old child arguing "Candy Crush" is not addictive. The fact that you are arguing it is in and of its self proof of its malfeasance. ANd it is a tool like guns are a tool.
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@Hachizukatenzo - The problem with FB is that it is the objective of the algorithm to increase your time on FB. SO you have very noble intentions, but your noble intentions are time limited and that is antithetical to FB objectives. So FB is constantly - drip drip drip DRIP DRIP feeding you things to engage you in something, anything to keep you there. And given enough time it will find a subject you are "passionate" about - a subject that you will argue about. And then it hones inn on that, it worked out what triggers you and promotes your comments to people who will agree strongly - to re enforce your opinion and to p[eople who will violently and idiotically disagree - in a way that it knows WILL trigger you into a reaction. None of this is by accident - it is constantly trying to keep you - and everyone else - on there as long as possible as many times a day as possible, cos that is the way they make money - getting adverts in front of your face. This is where it differs from forums, or Reddit, or even youtube - the very core of the business model of FB is to create outrage and to radicalise people. Twitter and Instagram and all those are not healthy - but they are nothing like as twisted and perverted as the core of FB's business model - the CO-FOUNDER has publically warned Zuckerburg that he has to stop this, it is destroying society - but Zuckerburg is a sociopath with a messiah complex and will not listen. FB stands in a league of its own fort evilness. P.S. Only superficial narcissists have moved to IG / TicTok /etc. The really dangerous narcissists use FB as there is way more opportunity for interaction and narcs need interaction to forge a bond with people in order to manipulate them and obtain what we call "narcissistic supply". I literally NEVER get asked to help with a problem with a narcissist on any social media platform except FB. Posting 50,000 pictures of yourself does not hurt other people...
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@Infamous41 - Well i thought you would have capitalised "God" at least. Kinda low self-esteem there for a deity... What are you, "Micro" the God of tiny penises?
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@elyssay3157 - Ok I am going to send you a link to a study in a separate comment cos YouTube often deletes messages with outside links thinking they are spam and I don't want to have to re-type this. If you cont get it just Google "Frontiers in Psychology Facebook study". The problem with these studies is they tend to focus on ONE specific question and the answer to any Facebook related question is "yes it makes you more miserable" or similar. The issue is the combined effect - it makes everyone more miserable the longer you are on it and the more "friends" you have on there, but combine that with external stresses [they have to eliminate or account for these in studies for obvious reasons] and it is a multiplying effect. My job - it is on the whole incredibly rewarding. I work for free [my income comes from the books I have written] so it would have to be pretty rewarding to do it for free. Ill be honest - you get numb to the horror. I have clients that have been set on fire, I have clients that have been turned into drug addicts, beaten if they want to stop the drugs, clients who have been systematically tortured, raped, cut, abused, you name it. But its like the green numbers in the matrix movie. Its background, its their story but it does not affect me [I cant let it] and it does not actually affect their recovery very much. There is little difference between coming to terms with the psychological effects of any of the things I have just mentioned. Abuse is abuse, trauma is trauma, and the human mind deals with them all in remarkably similar ways.
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@elyssay3157 - Yep I messaged you with a link to that study and it deleted it immediately. Its article number 2019.02711
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"20th century boys" I know that name from somewhere - but I have no idea where from...
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JUST THINK HOW MANY THOUSANDS OF LIVED THAT GUY HAS DESTROYED... How many families he has split up, OK - families of utter morons, but families none the less... This is why you should educate your population...
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