

767: Sohom Das | Decoding Alex Jones, Andrew Tate, and Anna Delvey
4 snips Dec 20, 2022
Sohom Das, a consultant forensic psychiatrist and author of "In Two Minds," dives deep into the minds of notorious figures like Anna Delvey, Andrew Tate, and Alex Jones. He unpacks how Delvey duped elite New Yorkers and examines the psychological traits of psychopathy. Is Andrew Tate merely a playground bully in an adult's body, or a calculated provocateur? Das also explores Jones's dangerous conspiracy theories and their repercussions. The discussion raises intriguing questions about narcissism, societal perceptions, and the fine line between ambition and manipulation.
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Anna Delvey's Psychopathic Traits
- Anna Delvey's credibility was key to her success, convincing even savvy elites.
- She embodied a psychopathic profile: manipulative, lacking empathy, viewing others as opportunities.
Anna Delvey's Social Engineering
- Anna Delvey used superficial charm to infiltrate social circles, creating a fluid network of victims.
- By treating new acquaintances like close friends, she manipulated perceptions of her own social standing.
Psychopathy Checklist (PCL-R)
- The Psychopathy Checklist-Revised (PCL-R) assesses psychopathy with a 40-point scale.
- Forensic psychiatrists use various sources, including medical history and victim interviews, for comprehensive assessments.