Grammers State of Mind
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The Psychology of Running After a Golf Cart
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August 24, 2026
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11:48Now PlayingPsychiatrist and retired Army colonel Dr. Geoffrey Grammer discusses reported behavior by Trump aide Natalie Harp running after a presidential golf cart convoy because she lacked a seat. He discusses the concept of limerence and argues that reported responses rewarding such devotion can incentivize humiliation as proof of loyalty, shaping a workplace that selects for self-abasement and filters out independent voices, with consequences for governance and voters’ skepticism.
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