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Podcast Mentions

The Sociopath Next Door

Martha Stout

Who is the devil

Podcasts 2
Quotes 2
The Megyn Kelly Show

Mike Rinder mentioned the book and said it promoted the idea of distancing oneself from sociopathic personalities. He viewed Scientology's use of disconnection as a weaponized tool to control members and prevent negative influence.

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I promote this book that I read when I left by a professor at Harvard called Martha Stout called The Sociopath Next Door.

— Episode: Escaping Scientology, Tom Cruise's Impac...

Episode: Escaping Scientology, Tom Cruise's Impact, and a P...

Mike Rinder mentioned the book and said it promoted the idea of distancing oneself from sociopathic personalities. He viewed Scientology's use of disconnection as a weaponized tool to control members and prevent negative influence.

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I promote this book that I read when I left by a professor at Harvard called Martha Stout called The Sociopath Next Door.

Adam Carolla Show

The book "The Sociopath Next Door" was mentioned in a discussion about the percentage of people who are sociopaths and the potential for them to cause harm when in positions of power, specifically regarding the organ harvesting ring.

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Don't you know though that there are and they're roughly if you read the sociopath next door if you go by that There are roughly 4% of people. So 96 percent is good 4% of people are sociopaths. I have...

— Episode: Rob Schneider + Ami Horowitz + Michael L...

Episode: Rob Schneider + Ami Horowitz + Michael Lombardi |...

The book "The Sociopath Next Door" was mentioned in a discussion about the percentage of people who are sociopaths and the potential for them to cause harm when in positions of power, specifically regarding the organ harvesting ring.

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Don't you know though that there are and they're roughly if you read the sociopath next door if you go by that There are roughly 4% of people. So 96 percent is good 4% of people are sociopaths. I have no conscience

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