Psychopaths are everywhere, Why do we not care? Are we all sociopaths?A Sociopath is someone that just doesn't care for others as long as they are happy in their corner.Robert Hare gives a good list of 22 items on how to recognize a psychopath. However Robert has not had much success in curing any psychopath of their medley. We are born with many desires, many of our desires just don't work out. So what happens? Our senses become dull and we withdraw from the world. In the process many become reclusive and eat themselves to an early grave.We think no one cares as no one comes to our rescue. It is true none can traverse this material world on their own we all need a guide. The trouble arises when we can't recognize who can guide us. Many a white knight are willing to help us but at what price. We feel that we deserve more in life but at what price? It is nice to attack those that have cheated us but many times this is impossible as the other party has gone. So what do we do then? Rely on the law of Karma? As anyone knows karma takes a long time to work out. So we become sociopaths. Many psychologists thinks that sociopaths leads to psychopathic tendencies. As Robert Hare shows those who are psychopathic are psychopathic from birth. Robert Hare also shows that family upbringing does not influence the psychopath too.The twenty traits assessed by the PCL-R score. Robert Hare are:• glib and superficial charm• grandiose (exaggeratedly high) estimation of self• need for stimulation• pathological lying• cunning and manipulativeness• lack of remorse or guilt• shallow affect(superficial emotional responsiveness)• callousness and lack of empathy• parasitic lifestyle• poor behavioral controls• sexual promiscuity• early behavior problems• lack of realistic long-term goals• impulsivity• irresponsibility• failure to accept responsibility for own actions• many short-term marital relationships• juvenile delinquency• revocation of conditional release• criminal versatility

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