Prof Sam Vaknin
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Why We Forgive, Admire Favorite Narcissists: Misperceived as Benevolent, Protective

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Accomplished, super-rich, super powerful narcissists have the right to be grandiose and abuse other people. They are forgiven because of their alleged or real contributions to society. Their grandiosity is not fantastic because it is grounded in real life achievements. They are perceived as benevolent (!) and protective (!)

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