After Thirteen (Olivia Wilde) clashes with a psychopathic patient, she discovers from the patient's sister that she wasn't always that way and the psychopathy is in fact a symptom of copper poisoning and curable.
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Contrary to popular belief not all psychopaths turn into serial killers. Some psychopaths grow up to be successful productive citizens in the work force. They're still predatory, lack empathy, manipulative & calulating. But instead of focusing on hurting other human beings They're focused on thriving in their careers
And step on everything in their path.
Yes and no. There are people who can grow up to be frauds typically. There can be people who are successful and have psychopathic TRAITS but not necessarily a psychopath. A key term in psychopaths is that they’re lazy, narcissistic, manipulative, liars, and much more. You have to be determined by a specific test that you are a psychopath.
Which will inevitably hurt everyone around them. By the way, sociopaths are the ones that go around looking to hurt someone, usually for personal reasons. Psychopaths will hurt or kill anyone if they get in the way of what they want, which is usually more related to reasons that have to do with their career or whatever sense of pleasure there is for them to feel that is not emotional but rather physical, including adrenaline rushes.
Tis true. At the end of the day, like they said, personal gain is the name of the game. Not just for them, but most all of us. Turns out that murder tends to get in the way of achieving your other non murderous personal goals. So unless there's a specific desire that's fulfilled by it, most psychopaths are no more harmful than your typical heartless Karen's that BS their way through life...
Ye I know one 😆 she ruined 2 people's lives and mental health though
"that you're completely without conscience. you lack any normal emotion, you're promiscuous, you lie pathologically. Any of this ringing a bell? " Yes. House is also a noun
And can be made of glass
House can be a verb to. To house something, to shelter.
This is more of what a psychopath acts like not the typical Hollywood serial killer definition . A major psychopath in video games that people miss is Dimitri Rascalov in GTA 4. He is very manipulative , puts on fake personalities, betrays and uses people and is very sadistic . Dimitri also has no compassion or conscience . Trevor unlike what people think is insane not a psychopath. As bad as Trevor is he at least still has feelings for his friends .
Sounds like Putin.
Love your content dude. Been watching you for years!
If she married him for money with the belief she would outlive him, the idea that she might die first kind of ruins her plans. She didn't love him, and was using him, but now tells him he's pathetic because the thought of living with him, living a lie, until her OWN death is unbearable to her. Or maybe she's getting better and feels sorry for him for taking her abuse and loving her anyway. Maybe she wants to set him free to have a better life. Hard to tell with it ending here.
what about Micah? Or is he just a diagnosed RAT, and it´s part of his genes.
@@ssesf Seeing how we dont know him at all, dont even speak his language, and actually probably know nothing about the Ukraine Russia war other then the propaganda we are fed? Sure. But Zelensky is the guy that throws his political opponents in jail, and got rid of all of the independent press and replaced them with one government run news station.
Freaky how her whole persona changed the moment she realized they knew.
At the end, what she's begun feeling is what allows us to live in groups rather than being solitary predators. "Guilt" and compassion are social emotions -- faking either one is possible, but most healthy individuals can pick up on it. That's where the "creeped-out" sensation comes from. Civilization doesn't reward the psychopath; eventually, they harm the wrong person once too often or encounter another psychopath who is more skilled at manipulation than they are. Around 7:30 she stops pretending compassion for her husband and the psychopathy is allowed to appear. Psychopaths make excellent leaders, scientists and politicians but they're often lousy partners and terrible spouses! If they have additional mental "issues" or were victims of severe childhood abuse they can become Ted Bundys. Some even become Joseph Stalins.
How is using "guilt" to control the behaviour of the masses not also a psychopath behaviour. Clearly making someone feeling guilty as a form of behaviour control benefits the only doing the controlling. Knowing the pain and anguish of guilt while willing inflict for your own benefit clearly constitutes emotional abuse. Using guilt to manipulate people is harm and you are correct someone more skilled in "guilting" will make you feel the true weight of guilt eventually. There are no psychopath, that is just a convinient concept people use to explain selfishness. In the end you don't need emotion to know hurting people is bad, that is what education is for.
@@Tommy459 I agree... IF the person providing the education is a competent, qualified teacher. Educating people about treating others with compassion and respect is an art -- especially when we live in populated area and people-dense communities.
@@Tommy459 I mean, you literally saw an example of what a psychopath is in this clip. She had no brain activity in the regions connected with emotional responses. She literally could not have any emotions for anything. No empathy, no guilt, no love, no hate, no fear, nothing.
I doubt they make good leaders because they will step on anyone that gets in their way. That's not what a good leader does.
@@WouldntULikeToKnow. True. But it IS what a powerful leader often does (check out Putin's history).
That lady played this role!
slayed* fifu :D
@@beorhtwulf3846 slayed✨ 💅
As a clinically diagnosed psychopath, the idea that all psychopaths are violent and predatory is absurd. I just have to put more work into caring about certain things like the emotions of people around me, because, at the end of the day, you're only hurting yourself by actively destroying the relationships around you.
Why do you have relationship if you don’t feel love? No, how???
@@MsTinkerbelle87 I was not born with the ability to love. However, that doesn't mean I'm unable to learn how to experience it in my own unique way. Maybe you wouldn't describe my idea of love as typical love, but that isn't my problem. People can be interesting, fun, and valuable. Why would I want to deprive myself of an intellectually stimulating engagement? I enjoy being around some people. They enjoy being around me. And in those relationships, I am committed to creating a positive, supportive environment because I see no reason not to. It simply doesn't make sense to be a horrible person.
@@justmagdalenadownhere the very fact that the reason you want people around you is to only serve your interests prove that yes you are not a good person, if you’re even a person at all. The solution to people like you is to lock you away in special facilities so you can’t hurt yourself or others. I’m sorry it’s not your fault you’re this way, but your very presence causes everyone around you distress.
@@nostradamus2231 You don't know me. You don't know my family, or my friends. Why do you find it so easy to treat me like a wild animal? Is that not a dangerous mindset to adopt?
@@justmagdalenadownhere Because you’re a psychopath??? Like how do you expect people to give a psychopath the time of day, and if my comment hurt your feelings then maybe you’re not a psychopath
This lady killed this role 😎
that she did at that🤣
Okay enough with all the "actual psychopaths" talk. We NEED to talk about this underrated actress who KILLED this role. pun *fully intended!* 😌
Agreed! She is a remarkable actress!!
well then we also need to talk about Olivia Wilde's stunning performance. Imho shes right after Hugh Laurie the best actor in this entire series. The way she can say something with only her eyes is really impressive.
ikr, loved her!
@@covodex516 loved her as well :D they have similar acting style
She's damned good for real.
you do get the creeps around psychopaths it's the best way of telling if you are in danger it's what a psychologist told me your gut will know he said
Yes, it is our evolutionary adaption as other prey animals called the flight or fight response. That tingling feeling is, on no I am danger I better do something. You can actually train this sense. One if you sit, in a quiet dark room and stare at candle flame it will train your hearing to pick up smaller sounds, and your smell you pick up fainter smells. Then spend time in the woods, amongst the trees, sitting calmly your subconscious will pick up naturally what is jormal and what is not. Your flight or fight response will become heightened with more training and experiences. Also see Shinobi training techniques.
It's the lack of blinking for me. They say thats an actual symptom of psychopathy 😯
Dr. House is so straight forward 🤣
Fr😂
Most CEO or businessman are sociopaths or psychopaths. Especially the successful ones. And their tendencies are perfectly made for that competitive fields
I nannied for a family and I believed the mother was one
Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerburg be like
Mom was a control freak who felt almost no emotion much of the time
while psychopaths thrive in those roles especially, "most" is quiiiite the stretch....
@@emma2501 > more like 'many'...
I remember watching this episode about 2 years ago. I liked it even more than the other episodes. I watched a third of all episodes - the ones without plot outline on IMDb and wrote them. Until then I'd been watching over 100 videos here on KZhead without ever watching a whole episode.
I'm curious..do you write plot lines for TV shows? That would be a great job!
3:51 I have hashimotos and Ive never seen a medical show even mention it, i am now happy
House MD was quite a unique show !!!!!
I've been diagnosed as Sociopath with Psychopathic Tendencies from the VA. Most of you people don't understand what either of them mean. so here's a minor breakdown of the two. Even the doctors are confused and don't get the diagnosis correct as they're so similar. So read this, and try to understand what it means. Society has conspired with Hollywood to put two seemingly-sexy psychology terms into our collective consciousness - psychopath and sociopath. Psychopath and sociopath are pop psychology terms for what psychiatry calls antisocial personality disorder. These two terms are not well-defined in the psychology research literature - hence the confusion about them. Nonetheless, there are some general similarities as well as differences between these two personality types. Both sociopaths and psychopaths have a pervasive pattern of disregard for the safety and rights of others. Deceit and manipulation are central features to both types of personality. Contrary to popular belief, a psychopath or sociopath is not necessarily violent. The common features of a psychopath and sociopath lie in their shared diagnosis: antisocial personality disorder. The DSM-5 defines antisocial personality as someone having three or more of the following traits: Regularly breaks or flouts the law Constantly lies and deceives others Is impulsive and doesn’t plan ahead Can be prone to fighting and aggressiveness Has little regard for the safety of others Irresponsible, can’t meet financial obligations Doesn’t feel remorse or guilt In both cases, some signs or symptoms are nearly always present before age 15. By the time a person is an adult, they are well on their way to becoming a psychopath or sociopath. Traits of Psychopathy Psychology researchers generally believe that psychopaths tends to be born - it’s likely a genetic predisposition - while sociopaths tend to be made by their environment. (Which is not to say that psychopaths may not also suffer from some sort of childhood trauma.) Psychopathy might be related to physiological brain differences. Research has shown psychopaths have underdeveloped components of the brain commonly thought to be responsible for emotion regulation and impulse control. Psychopaths, in general, have a hard time forming real emotional attachments with others. Instead, they form artificial, shallow relationships designed to be manipulated in a way that most benefits the psychopath. People are seen as pawns to be used to forward the psychopath’s goals. Psychopaths rarely feel guilt regarding any of their behaviors, no matter how much they hurt others. But psychopaths can often be seen by others as being charming and trustworthy, holding steady, normal jobs. Some even have families and seemingly-loving relationships with a partner. While they tend to be well-educated, they may also have learned a great deal on their own. When a psychopath engages in criminal behavior, they tend to do so in a way that minimizes risk to themselves. They will carefully plan criminal activity to ensure they don’t get caught, having contingency plans in place for every possibility. Traits of Sociopathy Researchers tend to believe that sociopathy is the result of environmental factors, such as a child or teen’s upbringing in a very negative household that resulted in physical abuse, emotional abuse, or childhood trauma. Sociopaths, in general, tend to be more impulsive and erratic in their behavior than their psychopath counterparts. While also having difficulties in forming attachments to others, some sociopaths may be able to form an attachment to a like-minded group or person. Unlike psychopaths, most sociopaths don’t hold down long-term jobs or present much of a normal family life to the outside world. When a sociopath engages in criminal behavior, they may do so in an impulsive and largely unplanned manner, with little regard for the risks or consequences of their actions. They may become agitated and angered easily, sometimes resulting in violent outbursts. These kinds of behaviors increase a sociopath’s chances of being apprehended. Which Is More Dangerous? Both psychopaths and sociopaths present risks to society, because they will often try and live a normal life while coping with their disorder. But psychopathy is likely the more dangerous disorder, because they experience a lot less guilt connected to their actions. A psychopath also has a greater ability to dissociate from their actions. Without emotional involvement, any pain that others suffer is meaningless to a psychopath. Many famous serial killers have been psychopaths. Not all people we’d call a psychopath or sociopath are violent. Violence is not a necessary ingredient (nor is it for a diagnosis of antisocial personality disorder) - but it is often present. Clues to Psychopathy or Sociopathy in Childhood Clues to psychopathy and sociopathy are usually available in childhood. Most people who can later be diagnosed with sociopathy or psychopathy have had a pattern of behavior where they violate the basic rights or safety of others. They often break the rules (or even laws) and societal norms as a child, too. Psychologists call these kinds of childhood behaviors a conduct disorder. Conduct disorders involve four categories of problem behavior: Aggression to people and animals Destruction of property Deceitfulness or theft Serious violations of rules or laws If you recognize these symptoms (and the specific symptoms of conduct disorder) in a child or young teen, they’re at greater risk for antisocial personality disorder. Summary Psychopathy and sociopathy are different cultural labels applied to the diagnosis of antisocial personality disorder. Up to 3 percent of the population may qualify for a diagnosis of antisocial personality disorder. This disorder is more common among males and mostly seen in people with an alcohol or substance abuse problem, or in forensic settings such as prisons. Psychopaths tend to be more manipulative, can be seen by others as more charming, lead a semblance of a normal life, and minimize risk in criminal activities. Sociopaths tend to be more erratic, rage-prone, and unable to lead as much of a normal life. When sociopaths engage in criminal activity, they tend to do so in a reckless manner without regard to consequences.
This was very interesting. Thank you for taking the time to write it down.
@@simonashopova7428 I just want people to understand that even though what Hollywood did to depict us, hardly any of us are Ted Bundy. Many of us know what our struggle is and we are trying to cope and/or seek help, we understand we have a problem. I'm 52 (at the time of this writing) and I've never been married nor do I have any children, I don't want to risk them having my issue as it has been seen to be hereditary. I've been asked by my psychologist if I feel hate or love, and in all honesty I don't know, regret of being proud, it's fleeting at most. I DO know what they are I just don't feel them. It's really weird because my twin brother is completely fine, he gets angry, happy, sad, has kids that he loves and love him back, and whilst I'll do any for them, I don't feel one way or the other for them, to me they are just people, I just know (according to the rules of family) they are to protected. It's really hard to explain.
Thank you for bringing this up. I find that the best way to learn about a diagnosis is through people who have the diagnosis.
@@ThemboYouThemboThey I agree, and I'm open to answer any questions you or anyone else has. First off... Yes there are pills that help, I am currently taking four of them a day, second... do they make me feel one way or the other.... no, but they help me understand others feelings towards my actions. Sometimes I just do what I want to do, society normally says it's wrong... but I try to do my best to not violate such rules and laws
Thanks for this.
Fun episode!!
One of my favorites.
What is terrible in this episode is how they treat her as a poor victim regardless of what she has done. Her husband was completely discounted by everyone else and disrespected. Even the doctor told him to leave when he came into the room without blinking. That guy was her husband after all. It is as if though everyone was also a psycopath. No empathy as to how he must've felt.
He didn't respect himself. He was lying to himself. Pathectic is the word and maybe that treatment would serve to bring about self-awareness.
Patient and doctor confidence, she isn't a minor. They indeed can ask him to leave. Unless he get an active power of attorney and legal guardian in terms of DNR. They can tell him to get out at anytime. May not like but absolutely can.
She hasn't committed a crime. How were they supposed to treat her?
Because she was a victim … of a disease. Which they diagnosed and eventually treated. You know, their job? And she was right: he was pathetic. Most really rich guys who land a gal that far outside their league are well aware it’s not because of their stunning personality or Clooney-like good looks.
Society doesn't see men as human, but just as disposable work horses and cannon fodder.
I have Hashimoto's thyroiditis. I hope I don't turn into a sociopath. 😔
They're not related. If you watch til the end she's not even a psychopath, she has learned manipulative psychopathy...meaning from complex ptsd
Psychopathy is something you're born with, sociopathy is something you develop later in life. This woman was a sociopath, not a psychopath
You develop psycopathy later in life too. You're just born with the biology that makes you more susceptible to psycopathy.
@@SM-xd2xv Can you cite the research on this? Thanks
Exactly
They’re the same thing, the term “psychopath” is outdated. Sociopath is the current term.
this isn’t true. sociopathy and psychopathy are the same thing
This show was simply MAGICAL... even this show's imperfections (Dr. Cuddy's LAME BREAK UP with Dr. House for instance) led to MORE BRILLANCE like House's Russian wife...out of the entire history of television programs... I've only given TWO TV shows a perfect 100 out of a 100 score... House MD and Breaking Bad....Dexter will have to settle for a 95 out of a 100 because of 2 BOTCHED end of seasons...the end of season 8 and the end of Dexter New Blood are clear DEMERITS.
Top tier comment I agree
Dominika was Ukrainian I think
I think you're mad because Dexter died! 😂 AND Cuddy isn't to blame for breaking up with House, House is a Narcissistic, Selfish, Drug addicted criminal who thinks he's smarter and better than everyone else.... No wonder Women break up with him!
As a psychopath i can confirm we are not crazy or try to kill people, Just lacking emotional connections, empathy, care etc.. i like the fact that i can read people like an open book, that i can be best friend with anyone in no time because i can understand their emotions, likings etc, and mirror. We are cursed as well, my grandma recently died, and uncle followed a few months later from cancer, i couldn't cry for them or feel anything really. I can see what real love and care is, but it hurts me that i cannot feel it as i should. We are not very different from most people tho, i am a self tought astrophysics and programmer as well as 3D desinger, i love science and i am learning psychology and micro expressions at the same time. I want to provide and help people and hopefully with my skills and new knowledge ill help more people in my life.
Absolutely great show and one of my favorite episodes. While House is clowning the patient on her predatory creepiness, does anyone notice the sound effect used @ 2:13, 2:19, 2:28? It's the same sound effect used for the alien in the Schwarzenegger classic, Predator (1987)
The best part of this episode was the patient mocking Wilde's poor acting skills.
well she did her best🤣
@@raven4k998 Hahaha seriously though, I never understood the mania about her. She's a mediocre actress at best. Pretty, can't argue with that.
@@DaLiJeIOvoImeZauzeto yeah but the actress playing the Psychopath is also pretty so no big deal just goes to show people in general are stupid which is why she was the hype train actress simple
@@DaLiJeIOvoImeZauzeto Not even that pretty, when you see photos of her you realize that the lighting, makeup and camera angles on House were doing her a LOT of favors.
@@caihah.1404 if she's not pretty to you i'd love to know what you _do_ consider to be pretty lol
the actress played it so well...
“Nail polish remover bisexual” holy shit I’m stealing this
I know several psychos.
Isn't it nice where she waits so long to throw someone under the bus when she knows the truth
Oh so that's what a psychopath is... that explains a lot
Have I been watching these for almost 2 hours yep 😃
Relatable 😅
Only way to do it. When I first watched *_House,_* I binge-watched the entire show from start to finished while drinking alcohol and popping codeine pills. I only took breaks to sleep and go to the toilet. I've never done that before of since. I blame a girl.
The other girl standing seens more of a psychopath too
I mean she’s not wrong. People are after themselves. However we’re normally social creatures, which makes us programmed to sometimes act in what seems selfless but is just a hardwired coding. She’s just a more independent and predatory sub type of a human. If I’m nature there was ever a need for more independent and cold, these people would survive better.
Eh, not sure what you mean by hardwired. If you mean we evolved to behave that way, our selfish desires are evolved the same way. Similarly, we are just as hardwired to do literally anything else we do, including accepting social norms and learning "softwired" (programmed?) behaviors.. She is more predatory but not more independent. She relies on other people to prey on; that's dependency. Also social behavior isn't some sort of weakness. It's often a huge evolutionary advantage to have it, which is why you see it being independently evolved in all sorts of species. To help or to leech is like the prisoner's dilemma. If too many people are sociopathic the group dies, but if enough people are cooperative the sociopathic ones thrive. From my uninformed pov that's probably why even selfish people suddenly find the spirit of self-sacrifice in life-and-death situations; leeching when you can and helping when you must might be the optimal strategy. Although I can see that if human existence isn't threatened by anything for long enough, perhaps psychopathy is the next step to our evolution? (although that would require some evolutionary pressure somehow?)
Speak for yourself. Many of us care for others more. It's not our fault you use them and ignore them and instead spend your time with heartless people
speak for yourself! plenty of us care for others, not just in social situations
Lol sub type of human. Right thats why all the psychopaths are the richest and most powerful people. We normies are the subs lol
@@ghastlytree5864 you dont understand what he meant by "sub type", its not the same as "subhuman"
Hey! I use that same nail polish remover :D
This is so creepy, this really supports the stigma
What?
@@ravenID429 stigma balls. (I’m sorry)
@@generalerica4123 Lol
Oh, no! Are predatory liars being stigmatized? That's very sad.
@@roaroa5291You need to understand that people with personality disorders can’t control it. They don’t have a choice, their brains are literally wired that way, just like you can’t help that you look the way you do, or what you like and what you don’t, or if you had cancer you can’t help that. A lot of personality disorders prevent the person from even recognizing the flaws in their behaviors
You're saying she was constantly abused as a young child, and it messed her up?? Shocking!! People always judge, but You never know what someone has lived through, experienced, etc!!
Now just imagine someone who recognizes empathy, compassion, and emotional sympathy in others and does feel it themselves but also has the conscious ability to turn it off and on... Wouldn't that be more dangerous than a person who doesn't feel it? I ask this because you're now introducing unpredictability to the equation...
No, that could be someone who has mastery of themselves. Sometimes it's appropriate to 'switch off'.
It could be, I've been told I do this
A Dark Empath ?? Or an Educated Empath ?? Lol
It's not more dangerous. It's more evil. Dangerous isa combination of "ability to do harm" and "likelihood of doing harm". Psychopathy has a higher likelihood of doing harm than the switch-off person, because psychopaths lack the ability to feel empathy and emotional sympathy. Even though the switch-off can switch these feelings off, they can also switch them on, and know how it feels and would feel, which still can have a mitigating factor on their likelihood of doing harm.
@@Skozerny You don't know what you're talking about. Psychopaths don't feel empathy but they can understand how the other person feels. Psychopathy isn't synonymous with stupidity we know how you feel just don't care. That's called cognitive empathy and is different than emotional empathy. For a regular person it's impossible to switch empathy off
Answer: no, you cannot.
Tell me about it! Some of my co-workers will insult people right to their faces 😅
I knew 2 people who experienced schizophrenic episodes during pregnancy. One of those women was fine (no mental illness) once she delivered each baby. The other ended up maintaining the mental illness post-partum. She actually tried to kill her baby... thankfully she was not successful! Her illness actually remained with her for a few years. Her mom (a friend of mine) was raising her granddaughter. Then the mother (my friend's daughter) somehow stopped having these episodic schizophrenic attacks and was deemed to be better. Supposedly this was without medication, but idk for sure...just going off what my friend said. Anyway, it was like my friend's daughter had something triggered during pregnancy, and whatever that was (a chemical maybe?) finally resolved itself. So strange for both of these women.
No.
Greg has a clause in his contract that says he doesn't have to treat ugly women
That was all kinds of freaky.
The actress from the movie Fantastic Four 😊
Who?
plenty of diagnosed pyschopaths lead fulfilling and peaceful lives. a lack of emotional experience still dosent mean evil.
the only thing that gets on the nervs of psychopaths is that they're often confused with machavelists, psycopaths are characterized by lack of empathy, highly emotional behaviour, high risk taking and calmness in otherwise dangerous situations. so great in the military or as firefighters. machavelists are calculating, also lack empathy but are manipulative. from experience (I'm a diagnosed psychopath) I can say psychopaths are accidental assholes (when they get emotional) and machavelists are always assholes but often both are just smushed together as psychopaths and this fucking nerves
Can we bring House back
For a moment even house looks scared when she says “what do you want to know”? 2:11
Psychopathy vs sociopathy
Wow his bedside manner is terrible
We know MRI imaging doesn't work like that? And psychopathy has not been an official diagnosis for decades, it's not primarily genetic, and a person with any of the set of disorders would not act that way. . . .
im not 100% sure but pretty sure psychopaths lack activity in some parts of their brain. not sure if rumor or not, but some professor once tried compare brains of psychopathic killer MRIs and then his just to relize that he was also one. thats all from memory and im on a break from work so cant look it up at the moment
@@diya9658 You're talking about James Fallon.
Actually there is research showing that you can spot differences in brains of psychopaths from normal, book : Psychopath inside, wrote by neurologist, who while doing the research learnt he also had the neurological signs of genetic predisposition for psychopathy, it never developed fully because of a healthy childhood, but he did show some behaviors that other people in his life noticed. Psychopathy isn't an official diagnosis, antisocial personality disorder is the diagnosis, but in the psychological literature psychopathy and sociopathy is absolutely relevant, and the difference is (but not the only difference of course) - one is genetic, second one is a result of abuse and neglect. Also, there's a case of intensity - psychopath will plan and kill, sociopath wil not go to that length.
FMRI, not just MRI. But I’m finding it hard to think of anything medical that would produce that presentation that’s reversible. Tbi, neurosyphilis, Ftd...none of them are reversible :(
Fallon’s a great story, but I think some think he’s more of an attention seeker than a psychopath. Still a fascinating story though....
Isn't this the same health nut from another episode?
Just saw that one! Looks like it, but idk
No
God damn, the actress who played her was AMAZING. 😮
Isnt the patient that lawyer from good doctor
Can I just say that the nasal prong are not correctly worn?
It's actually true that Not all Psychopaths are Violent, nor Criminals!
Click on screen looks like a fox and a wolf are about to fight . All in the eyes
Not all psychopaths are evil some can be kind and caring people. They just have to learn how.
is that olivia wilde.
Yupppppppppp
that's Harry's girlfriend right? she's so pretty :0
Gem and Korra from tron legacy back together
What happened to her arm though?
Some people are weak and fragile due to some disorders
Ok Oh wow 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Well my therapist say I have many signs of psychopathy. But I know I can control some violent thoughts. Because I always know that I can't feel emotions... But having my girlfriend date me makes thing easier
I got diagnosed with psychopathy by my psychologist and referred to a Psychiatrist but she didn't do an MRI, she just guessed, and i refused to see a Psychiatrist, we don't need meds.
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Okay Psychopath act more like this And psychopath means person affected by chronic mental disorder with abnormal or violent social behavior. This means they are probably not a killer or like in movies but this video Basically explains it TvT I need sleep
she got better ?
thanks baby
Tip to psychopaths. Don't threaten your doctors lmao. Especially if they know you're a psychopath and your condition is unknown. As for 13 i wholeheartedly disagree with her behaviour
She didn't break her arm on purpose. It broke because her bones were brittle from the disorder they found she had
@vanetiawellington1302 the way this video is edited makes it seem like she broke her arm to put the patient in her place and honestly it's much funnier this way 😂
He's lucky he's rich.
I don't get why she broke her arm exactly.
She didn’t break it. It broke cuz her bones became brittle.
Oh my gosh 😳
suddenly everyone is majoring in psychology....
For real 😂
Olivia Wilde was taking notes.
I know its a stretch, but this is how Amber Heard acts on trial every time theres a break or when Depps lawyer calls an objection, and immediate flip of the switch, from the act to genuine robot.
True, she does seem like a psychopath. Completely heartless
Not a stretch at all
That's quite a different circumstance with 10s of millions of dollars on the line. If Dr. Curry thought Amber was a psychopath, she would've said so. At most Amber has sociopathic tendencies. Don't get me wrong she's still a horrible human being but a psychopath? No.
@@JoeBlow-ub1us You're fairly naieve. That's a big no-no in court to call someone a psychopath/sociopath. She would be sued until she lost her license to practice.
@@XD-nc7be Oh really? then why did she have no problem saying she had borderline personality disorder?
im not a psychopath but i think he's pathetic too
I heard this quote from Dharr Mann, "When someone shows you their true color, you should believe them the first time!' Guess it's true for this show too,
For some reason, 13’s delivery of "She’s a psychopath" is… well, erotic is the wrong word, but thereabouts.
She’s as fascinated, maybe even aroused as she is disgusted. Great delivery by 13, in a great episode for her overall.
Hey, when was Amber Heard in House?
That’s not amber heard that’s Olivia Wilde
@@tania_6697 u missed the joke..
@@I_like_waffles Yeah, but lets not ruin Olivia's life because Amber Heard looks like her.
Olivia wasn’t even playing the psychopath yall 🤦🏾♀️😂
Is that Olivia Wilde? Looks like her
oh i just read the description lol it was her
@@Sarsle Yes, she's a nice looking girl; but she's Cra-zee, loco! Insane in the brain!!
Anyone thinking she kinda looks like cameron? Or is it just me 🙈
Sounds like AMBER HEARD!!!
Her a hole father that might be why valarie is that way
Hey look, my exgf
you were the pathetic betabuxx husband
I'm curious about the copper poisoning, how does that happen?
the liver can't process the copper in the organism
She had started a high nut diet, so she was putting more copper in her body than usual.
I've been wondering probably for like 3 years now if I'm a psychopath or not and I still don't know. Most people said I am but I just can't meet all the criteria for psychopathy. My parents were always angry my whole life that they can't see joy or practically any emotion on my face even if I'm happy or sad, they were angry because like every Christmas, Birthday or anything when I was given presents they didn't see a reaction, I told them I was happy about it and they believed me for sure but still they were always telling me that it annoys them that no matter what they do for me they don't see me care. I'm 22yrs old, I just met a girl 3 years ago, she is my first love and my parents were so happy like they literally told me they thought I'll never find a girl because they have never seen me really show emotions or engage towards girls, they thought I don't have emotions but I guess I proved them wrong and yet my BFF still believes I'm a psychopath. Another interesting thing that probably worth to mention, when I was little about like 5-6 years old maybe, we had a cat. One time in the bathroom I forced the cat into the corner, closed the door onto it, the cat was stuck and I started kicking her. My mom saw that, she stopped me and like slapped the shit out of me, she was incredibly pissed. Later I explained that I didn't want to hurt our cat or cause pain, It was just good to feel regret and sadness, I couldn't really explain it, it was something like I needed that feeling, to feel bad about something I did and I can't undo. It was like people do good things to other people like giving homeless people change or whatever so they can feel good about themselves for a few days. In my case this feeling of regret after what I did like I actually almost cried but I couldn't but it still felt good like addicts who feel better after they got their next shot. I still can't cry bytheway, I cry when like peeling onions or if like someone would punch me in the nose, I react to physical trauma and I'm completely healthy, its not like I have a problem there, I just can't cry out of emotion no matter what happens. My dad died 3 years ago right in front of me when he was just about to get ready to leave the hospital and was trying to get up from the bed but suddenly he said his chest hurts, his eyes rolled back, he fell back on the bad and he was dead, emt rushed in with red bags and all I felt was that this is my first time seeing something like this in my life for real, I just wanted to watch, I didn't even progress or care that my dad just died a second ago, but emt sent me out of the room before they started reviving him which of course failed. My mother died a year ago, I just came back home at the evening and she was sitting on the bed with her phone in her hands, I thought she is sleeping but she's been dead for hours, I called ambulance and started cpr, of course it was needless. Ambulance arrived, they wanted to start taking out the body and they said it might be a good idea if I go out, but I said I want to stay cause I can't do anything about her being dead now anyway so why not watch something that I'll probably never see ever again? I was given so many complements about how strong I am and how sad they are about my loss etc, they didn't find it strange for a second that my mother's death didn't hit me at all, I even told them that how else could I react I mean she is dead, it happened and I can't undo it, from their point of view this isn't even a person anymore its just biological trash. I'm also not sure that I would be a psychopath because they CAN'T feel emotions but I do, its more like I don't know how to properly feel emotions like in what situations what emotions should be felt, I more like just randomly want to feel the emotions I need at the moment like with that cat in which case I got my regret cause from that point that cat was always scared of me and she was very aggressive towards me until she died. One last thing, there was a time little less than a year ago when I did something not too bad but still bad towards my best friend which hurt him and he was almost like he never even wanted to talk to me ever again but luckily we could talk and it was all ok in the end. But before that I wanted to meet him and I spent like a good week at home watching sad movies or sad youtube videos titled this will make your cry or something, I was almost like practicing how could I make myself cry out of emotion because I felt very very bad that I did something wrong and it was so embarrassing that I can't even show one fuckin tear or something, I wanted him to see when we meet that I really feel bad about what I did but I thought I couldn't make him believe that If I can't react to that emotionally. I guess people would think I'm trolling but I swear I don't, these are all true and I only wrote this so maybe someone could give me a little bit of an explanation that I could tell my friend so he wouldn't think of me as a psychopath anymore cause he told me multiple times he thinks I am one and I can't be a 100% sure that he really believes that but I think he really does.
Have you ever looked into other things like perhaps being on the spectrum (the emotion thing could make sense)? I would recommend talking to a doctor about it tho; It's always better to go to the professionals and not to self diagnose 👍
@@urmumsgf69 Oh yea I've heard that too before in elementary school they suggested my parents these possibilities, autism spectrum disorder, pervasive developmental disorder, asperger or me just being hyperactive, anything they thought would explain some strange behavior but then everyone ended up with stating that I'm a fine kid who just thinks a little different. I definitely don't care that much, if I did I wouldn't ask randomly on KZhead. I don't expect any super serious explanation but there is a good chance there might be a specialist or doctor who watches this video, sees this comment and could draw some smart conclusion for me which I could then send to my friend proving him wrong.
Have you gone to be diagnosed?
Psychopaths don't wonder if they're psychopaths. Your concern shows you're not one.
Go to a psychiatrist that has worked with clients that have personality disorders and bipolar etc… they can better assist you preferably a older one that has more experience. Good luck ♥️ not all stigmas are true.
The official term for psychopaths is antisocial personality disorder.
that's actually an umbrella term for disorders such as psychopathy and sociopathy
It's being evil and having no heart. She deserves hell
It’s not but ok
Not true;
Gonna have to agree with the top reply.
He got his she got hers…..its not that complicated….everyone makes such a barrier
Her husband was a babe. She’s blind
nah he's betabuxx
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Shit..
psychopathy is a state of mind actually, it's not that these people can't ever feel these emotions, it's not a disability, it's more so that they choose not to for whatever reason. if they wanted to, they could be just as empathetic and emotional as any of us, and have a moral compass, but either just don't see reason in it or it's something else. too much self awareness and desensitization coupled with counteracting guilt by trying to suppress it or remove it turns people into psychopaths.
Obviously not she goes on to write and direct terrible movies in the future
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She reminds me of my ex
Every chick has that lmao
olivia wilde?
betabuxx L
OMG this is Amber Heard! 100%
😂😂😂
6:50 so why break her arm
She didn't 🥲 arm can't break just by taking it up
@@lifewithtassia6101 no, it was shown twisted to the point that would be impossible for a normal human. I think the point was to showcase that due to her condition her bones became brittle enough that a fairly normal action of taking someone arm and that someone slightly resisting managed to cause it to snap.
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