From: Elizabeth.Mccoy@bbs.oit.unc.edu (Elizabeth Mccoy)
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Subject: Re: USA Today ads...
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Date: 7 Aug 91 21:02:40 GMT
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In article <86312@eerie.acsu.Buffalo.EDU> salsbury@acsu.buffalo.edu (The Caterpillar Cannot Understand The Butterfly) writes:
>Has anyone else been seeing these? How often do they change? They've
>got some ...interesting (and laughable/frightening) things written in
>them.
Haven't seen any, but I don't read USA Today. 

>	"BEWARE THE ANTISOCIAL PERSON!" :)
>
>	"If you've noticed any of the traits we've listed in yourself,
>then you are most definitely NOT antisocial, for the antisocial person
>cannot notice anything that would undermine their self-confidence. Of
>course. Of course." :)
>	(That's a paraphrase...)
It is, unfortunately, true. :-( I was in close contact with one for a
number of years, and s/he is/was quite blind to all of the (probable,
though I've not seen 'em) symptoms. *sigh* (Upon meeting this person,
and skimming a book about the Tone Scale [an arbatrary-to-most "rating"
for  various emotions -- 1.1 is the Antisocial/Suppressive person], my
non-Scientologist fiance' commented that "[S/he's] 1.1, isn's [s/he]?"
It's that blatent. *sigh*)

(Not that someone who was a Saint of some kind mightn't not-find such
symptoms, but said "Saint" would probably *think* about it and not
dismiss it out of hand.)

--Elizabeth
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