Comments by "Chris Nilsson" (@GenerationX1984) on "Psychiatrist: Donald Trump's Narcissism is Dangerous" video.

  1. +HomySwagYolo Creative people like Kurt Kobain and Vincent Van Gogh and Robin Williams were also prone to depression. Yet they accomplished much in their lives. In fact, there is a link between high intelligence and high levels of creativity and depression. Creative writers being the most prone to depression. How many intelligent and creative people do you know who are happy all the time? Would you rather be happy and mediocre or depressed and extraordinary?
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  2. +HomySwagYolo Creativity and depression often go hand in hand. Without creative people, there wouldn't be any good movies. Just bad reality shows. LOL.
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  3. True quite too. There are plenty of people outside of mental wards who belong in mental wards. Everytime somebody gets mad and starts yelling for no good reason, I think somebody should call in the white coats instead of the police. Not enough people are being committed.
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  4. HomySwagYolo Success can mean something different to different people. Define successful. Why is your last question a childish insult? Is it really necessary to be a troll to make your point?
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  5. HomySwagYolo Why is climate change fake? Most people in the developed world outside the United States believe in it. Are the deniers also regurgitating information they heard from other deniers? Do the deniers have a better case than the majority of scientists? Usually climate change deniers won't even talk to people who disagree with them. They get angry.
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  6. HomySwagYolo Are you sure your IQ is 139? Because a smart person would question how much IQ really has to do with political ideology. However, the religious tend to be more conservative and the secular less conservative. How do the majority of people in scientific fields vote? Do you know?
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  7. HomySwagYolo Is extraordinaties a word or is that a typo?
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  8. HomySwagYolo So, the liberals professors and scientists don't contribute to society? They just sit in their offices and labs and look at art. Suuuuure.
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  9. HomySwagYolo Liberals and conservatives both appreciate art. Psychopaths appreciate it a little less than normal people, however, which is an interesting finding in psychology. Most psychopaths lack aesthetics that normal people get from simple things like hiking or fishing or art or hunting with grandpa.
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  10. I've noticed people with down syndrome are also happy as long as they hang out with other down syndrome people. So what are you saying, really?
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  11. HomySwagYolo Also, are you really willing to walk up to a scientist or professor who leans towards a different political party than you and tell them how "liberals = retards?" Seriously? Grow up!
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  12. HomySwagYolo I am willing to change my mind about climate change, but the solid evidence against it has to be overwhelming first.
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  13. +HomySwagYolo Creativity and depression often go hand in hand. Without creative people, there wouldn't be any good movies. Just bad reality shows. LOL.
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  14. HomySwagYolo Fair enough. That makes more sense than the conspiracy theorist nonsense I've heard from some deniers. There is the little ice age that happened in the 17th century that had nothing to do with man since it was pre-industrial.
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  15. HomySwagYolo I'm not a scientist, so I'm not qualified to speak about climate change and how much man actually contributes. But it's amazing how many political talk show hosts and politicians (especially here in the United States) feel that they are experts in the subject. They seem to feel assured that they know a lot about something they never studied. It's very odd.
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  16. HomySwagYolo Rush Limbaugh is no climate scientist. Then again, neither is Al Gore. It's funny.
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