Paul Conti

I think the enjoyment, the gratification of the orchestrated evil is there, and that it all comes from...

Vulnerability and insecurity, it all comes from deficits in the sense of self.

I think it has all to do with him.

all to do with him.

There's not a love of the people with whom he allied or even a sense of the people who he persecuted were worse than him.

It's all projections out of what was going on inside of him, which was an intense sense of inadequacy, a rage at being someone he perceived as lesser.

That's the difference between, so we can define words in different ways even within psychology, but let's say we take the definition here of sort of jealousy as being sort of benign, right?

The idea that, oh, I might see something that you have that I don't, and I might think, I'd like that, maybe I'll work harder to get it, right?

Or maybe I can't get it, maybe it's that you're younger than I am.

They say, okay, you know, okay, you have that and I don't.

I mean, I have other things too, I'm okay anyway.

But I might want those things.

But it's very benign, the jealousy.

I'd like to be younger.

I'd like to be richer.

Whatever it is that we people think, right?

But it's just a thought.

And it's a thought that can result in strivings or acceptance, right?

It's very, very different.

It's completely different than envy, right?