I thought of Andrew Yang when I read this part: “I suspect the key to charisma is to like people. All politicians smile when they're working a crowd, but the really charismatic ones don't have to remember to smile. Their smiles are genuine, because they're enjoying themselves.”
Came across this terrifying sentence in something I wrote 15 years ago: "If political cartoons portray your candidate as stupid or unprincipled, you have nothing to worry about. But once they portray him as boring, you're in trouble." http://paulgraham.com/recharisma.html
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Andrew Yang indeed. Reminds me of this:https://twitter.com/AndrewYang/status/1161134349149884416?s=20 …
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Ouch. That explains a lot.
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For someone so prominent in the tech field, why does your site look like it was last updated in '94 :P?
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Because it's made with Yahoo Store, which I wrote about then.
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Interesting article but you don't cover the fact that a lot of charismatic politicians are faking it.
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Exhibiting fake charisma is exhibiting genuine charisma. Iow, charisma is charisma. What they're faking is that they actually care about constituents.
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Does trump like his average voter? He is confident do. Stable genious etc.
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