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TotallyHuman
How long did it take to get citizenship? How challenging was it, what was the process like?
The Dictator's Handbook. I knew about realpolitik, of course, but it was a really good description of how it affects dictators' behaviour, and how seemingly stupid actions may simply be the result of callous calculation.
Minecraft has the wonkiest difficulty. After you pass the first three nights or so, Hard is generally easier than Easy.
I played Scotland Yard a few years ago. It's also all-vs-one (detectives against a fugitive), and the chief movement mechanic is public transit. You have to guard the tube stations... it's pretty fun.
No. Not at all.
Machiavellianism is a personality trait (not pathological) characterized by lack of empathy, general amorality, and viewing others as a means to an end. People with these traits tend to be more willing to manipulate, but there is conflicting research as to whether they are actually better at it.
Narcissism is characterized by entitlement and self-centeredness. It is considered pathological. It is generally separated into grandiose narcissism (arrogance which results in very exploitative relationships) and vulnerable narcissism (fragility which results in unhealthily dependent relationships). It has nothing to do with looks beyond the tie to the myth of Narcissus.
There is a lot of disagreement over what psychopathy means, but some traits associated with it are lack of impulse control, meanness, amorality, and boldness / lack of fear. These traits can certainly result in violence, but they can just as easily result in other antisocial behaviours.
Why? In a non-artistic sense it's just a pretentious way to say "stuff you own". (Unless you're saying owning things at all should be criminalized, in which case... can't really argue with you there.)