high functioning psychopaths are closest thing to human perfection.

This is not psychopathy but a combination of rare yet healthy traits: high self‑regulation, the ability to delay gratification, absence of paralyzing fear, and a well-developed theory of mind. Psychopathy, on the other hand, removes empathy and long-term attachment from the system. This is not a moral flaw, it is a survival flaw over the long term.

This is a good explanation.

I really like the topics you write about. Secondly, I enjoy the movie Limitless both as an idea and as a concept. And yes, thank you for your attention.

@Philathenaios @hamptonism An interesting admission that shows how we often compare ourselves to idealized images. In fact, the film explores the possibilities of the brain and personal effectiveness, while also reminding us that every ability comes with its own responsibility and self-control.

Brilliant film

Truly.

truly an eye-opening movie

Almost inspirational in a way.

High functioning anything is perfection Because whatever characteristic God gave you that should have nerfed you actually propelled you to levels of human achievement previously insatiable You are not perfected until your weaknesses evolve into strengths.

Believe in you instinct 🙂

And act upon them.

💯

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@commitery is the closest thing to a real-world NZT-48

American Psycho is role model for gen Z

Interesting idea. The film really resonates with many people, and creating communities called 'Limitless Zones' could provide a space for discussion, sharing experiences, and exploring new opportunities. This format could attract those who are interested in personal effectiveness, innovation, and self-development. Right now it is just an idea that came to my mind.

Bro is in flow state

Let’s join him.

Real.

High functioning autists make the world go round.

Buddhists and meditators are closest to human perfection. People who pretend to be high-level while seeking outside validation and status are just not all that, but superficial people prop them up.

What movie is it? I wanna watch it !!

Limitless.

Nah they have blind spots and make mistakes and can only survive in giant corporations or big cities

@SloptopCaptial That’s why they don’t last very long.

Dads, what time do you train? 5am gang or night crew?

What is so striking about this movie is that it’s not really about becoming smarter. It’s about becoming undistracted. The fantasy isn’t genius—it’s waking up clear, doing the hard thing first, and actually finishing what you start.

"All the limits are inside your head." It's jus my mind

such individuals have no limits, limitless

Truly limitless.

this banger just took me back to 2023 & reignited the fire in my spirit @MattiazSG

The secret to happy living

What is ?

Go for a run.

No. You’re wrong.

Youre trying to be edgy romanticizing psychopathy but youre actually just a fuckin retard pussy who struggles to ask for more ketchup at McDonalds

It’s like you are lowkey promoting drugs

that and great mathematicians

@bluehead42

Hitler was one.

Thank you.

Efficiency without empathy is not perfection, it is imbalance.

Ha ha!

@grok are these high functioning psychopaths even exist? has someone defined this term?

Agreed.

Yes, yes, yes.

The thing is that people confuse very different things under the same label. Psychopathy isn’t “thinking differently.” Clinically, it’s tied to lack of empathy and disregard for harm. But here’s what actually happens: When someone is emotionally independent, comfortable with risk, and driven by goals most people can’t relate to, that difference gets mislabeled. Not because it’s dangerous — but because it’s unfamiliar. Most people are taught to seek safety, approval, and predictability. So when someone operates without those anchors, it can look cold, reckless, or “inhuman.” In reality, many breakthroughs come from people who: - tolerate uncertainty - don’t need constant validation - and are willing to look irrational before results exist The problem is that society often confuses emotional regulation with lack of emotion, and conviction with lack of empathy. And yes — when someone else’s ambition challenges what feels possible in your own life, it’s easier to dismiss them or to invalidate them than to question your limits. Every idea that moves humanity forward looks “crazy” before it looks obvious. If we keep attacking difference instead of understanding it, we don’t protect society — we slow it down. You don’t need to be ruthless in a bad way to build something meaningful. You just need the courage to keep going when no one else understands what you see.