Stefan MolyneuxVerified account

What paper? Who wrote it? How many references? Which journal(s)?

This, like many of Stefan's assertions, has self-contradiction. For instance, he insists that smarter people succeed and that smarter people have more empathy. But psychopaths have a higher incidence as CEOs, lawyers, surgeons and high status positions than the general population

8 points is a low estimate IMO.

I think it's vital to make a distinction here in that those who possess higher levels of empathy do not necessarily act or formulate their decisions based on that higher level of empathy.

It makes sense. Whether It is true or not. Empathy for yourself is easy. But transposing your consciousness to another's situation and accurately feeling what they feel, in a self created mental simulation in your mind is really hard. Then overriding Darwanist thoughts