Psychopathic Personalities (PP’s) is a medical term for smart, personable people who have no conscience. PP’s are fully aware of how much suffering their actions will inflict on others, but they do not care. They cannot care.

An American PP at the head of a corporation, for example, could enrich himself by ruining his employees and investors, and still feel as pure as the driven snow. A PP, should he somehow attain a post near the top of our federal government, might feel that taking the country into an endless war, with casualties in the millions, was simply something decisive to [...]]]> PP’s.

Psychopathic Personalities (PP’s) is a medical term for smart, personable people who have no conscience. PP’s are fully aware of how much suffering their actions will inflict on others, but they do not care. They cannot care.

An American PP at the head of a corporation, for example, could enrich himself by ruining his employees and investors, and still feel as pure as the driven snow. A PP, should he somehow attain a post near the top of our federal government, might feel that taking the country into an endless war, with casualties in the millions, was simply something decisive to do today. And so to bed.

With a PP, decisiveness is all. Kurt Vonnegut 2003/5

6×6 3GS photo of home window sill.

Our great trees are glowing red all down the road, dropping their leaves.

Julian Wigley. Photo (c) 2012 Nonac Wunderlust

Viewing part of the “Isle of Many Waters”  exhibition at the Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery.

My shadow and projected reality.

Maritime Museum in Hobart has a couple of timber figureheads and a great undersea divers suit.  This is the angelic figurehead- didn’t get the details alas.

A play on my iDevices with my photos taken at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City in 2010.