Kevin Twomey

Yeah, that's what I mean.

Like, you're just good at problem solving.

Yeah, like, it's kind of, I know I didn't get the answer right, but I think it's kind of, well, actually, yes, maybe because I'm not so super, but also I think it's an easy riddle.

Yeah, but I wasn't thinking about it too much.

It's easy when you've read the notes to go, yeah, I got it right earlier.

That doesn't make sense.

You read it and you go, oh, it's the answer.

You're getting the hump.

Why are you getting the hump?

That's exactly what happened.

You go, I read the notes and you go, oh, yeah, I came up with the answer.

Anyway, PJ is a sociopath.

It basically tells us PJ is a sociopath.

So that's why I'm questioning whether it's actually a form of self-preservation, a defence mechanism.

And it's like when you've experienced some kind of trauma like the pandemic or other people who have been let down repeatedly or taken advantage of by other people, is it easier then to just...

do everything yourself.

Yeah.

You know, and kind of ignore what's happening with other people and just focus on your own doings.

But that's the thing, because it is like environmental, it's not actually a clinical diagnosis.

Is it just a thing that like repeated pattern of behavior that we notice in people?