if you were looking to a higher power and a spiritual guide, would you prefer someone with a possible cognitive challenge? or someone with a narcissistic personality disorder?
should we be careful what we wish for?
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and how would that effect someone's wisdom overall?
should we be careful what we wish for?
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What Is Narcissistic Personality Disorder?
Many people may be familiar with the casual use of the term narcissist, referring to a person who is very self-centered, boastful and hungry for attention and admiration. However, narcissistic personality disorder, a condition described in the DSM-5-TR*, is more severe, persistent and problematic.
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and how would that effect someone's wisdom overall?