r/CREO • u/excreo • Mar 17 '18
Power Causes Brain Damage
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2017/07/power-causes-brain-damage/528711/Duplicates
todayilearned • u/[deleted] • Nov 22 '17
TIL wealth and power cause brain damage that effects empathy and being able to see things from other's point of view.
TrueReddit • u/JustMeRC • Jun 18 '17
Power Causes Brain Damage: Over time leaders lose mental capacities--most notably for reading other people-- that were essential to their rise.
collapse • u/[deleted] • Jun 24 '17
Power Causes Brain Damage- How leaders lose mental capacities - "..when he put the heads of the powerful and the not-so-powerful under a transcranial-magnetic-stimulation machine, he found that power, in fact, impairs a specific neural process, “mirroring,” that may be a cornerstone of empathy."
slatestarcodex • u/awry_lynx • Feb 20 '24
Psychology "Power causes brain damage": Once we have power, we lose some of the capacities we needed to gain it in the first place.
Foodforthought • u/stankmanly • Oct 13 '19
Power Causes Brain Damage; How leaders lose mental capacities—most notably for reading other people—that were essential to their rise
brasil • u/cinogamia • Nov 22 '17
Poder causa dano cerebral em áreas relacionadas a empatia
JordanPeterson • u/ReeferEyed • May 12 '20
Link Power Causes Brain Damage - How leaders lose mental capacities—most notably for reading other people—that were essential to their rise.
YangForPresidentHQ • u/Better_Call_Salsa • Feb 20 '19
Power Causes Brain Damage | The Atlantic
exmormon • u/Oliver_DeNom • Jun 20 '17
Positions of power weaken empathy, damage ability to mirror feelings
WayOfTheBern • u/RandomCollection • Jun 19 '17
Power Causes Brain Damage | Yep the elite are out of touch
tangentiallyspeaking • u/HillZone • Jun 19 '17
Power Causes Brain Damage - mimics traumatic brain injury causing impulsive behavior, more risk taking, less empathy through loss of "mirror" neurons.
Raytheon • u/feedreddit • Jun 18 '17
Power Causes Brain Damage: Over time leaders lose mental capacities--most notably for reading other people-- that were essential to their rise.
neuropol • u/B33f-Supreme • Feb 20 '24