Speedy's Cafe - General Chat about anything you like!

[Van Buren Supernova]

Ahhh...physical therapist. Yes I think you are right on that.

Three that are not surprising to me at all are CEO, police officer, and.. clergy.

[Arcadia]

Alas, me neither. Scary, isn't it?

[Van Buren Supernova]

The like is for having someone else who thinks the same, so I am not that weird. Not for the disturbing fact..

[Carol the Dabbler]

The like is for having someone else who thinks the same, so I am not that weird. Not for the disturbing fact..

 

Yup.  It'd be nice to have an "Agree" button -- plus a "Sympathy" button, and so on.  But I suppose the "Like" button will have to serve multiple purposes.  (Therefore, if someone really does like the disturbing fact, they'd best post that explicitly!)

[T.o.b.y]

Heard it from Hannibal series, I went and did a couple of internet researches and found it's legit.

 

Careers with the most psychopaths.

 

Another web also lists career with the least psychopaths.

 

To sum them up,

Most psychopaths:

 

1. CEO

2. Lawyer

3. Media (Television/Radio)

4. Salesperson

5. Surgeon

6. Journalist

7. Police officer

8. Clergy person

9. Chef

10. Civil servant

 

 

Least psychopaths:

1. Care aide

2. Nurse

3. Therapist

4. Craftsperson

5. Beautician/Stylist

6. Charity worker

7. Teacher

8. Creative artist

9. Doctor

10. Accountant

 

 

Thoughts?

 

 

:D :lol2:

 

I just want to believe this.

[Shadow Dweller]

.... I might watched way too much documentaries about nurses who also double as self-appointed angel of death. :|

[Van Buren Supernova]

Read about the nurse.

 

Don't forget also that the earlier Angel of Death in history is a doctor.

[J.P.]

For those who can access BBC - found it by chance after watching The Night Manager. :D (actually wanted to clear the mess Sherlock made in my kitchen again... sigh)

 

The Woman Who Thinks Like a Cow.

 www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00791tq/horizon-20052006-the-woman-who-thinks-like-a-cow

 

Very interesting film about very interesting person with autism. Just because.

[Lalarun]

Thanks for the tip, J.P.!

I have once watched a movie about Temple Grandin's life (called Temple Grandin) that I found interesting, so I think this could be interesting for me as well.

[J.P.]

The movie was good. I saw it also.

[Fantasy Lover]

I hate IS, why do I have to live in Belgium?

[Caya]

Oh dear, I hope you and your loved ones are okay and unharmed .

[Arcadia]

Oh Aurelie, I'm sorry. Are you in Brussels? Are you okay?

 

I can't believe what's happening with IS, and I can't understand how anyone can be that way. What a world.

[Amber§]

Yes, definitely. Why people have to go around and kill other people? Why? If everyone respects the other and does his job without hurting anyone, there won't be any wars, assassins and injustice. I always think about John Lennon's "Imagine". "Imagine all the people living life in peace".

[Arcadia]

People are strange sometimes. Why anyone would choose to cause grief and misery is something I can't understand. My only consolation is that those people are still in the minority. But the minority seems to be getting bigger every day, doesn't it? So strange.

[Fantasy Lover]

Oh Aurelie, I'm sorry. Are you in Brussels? Are you okay?

 

I can't believe what's happening with IS, and I can't understand how anyone can be that way. What a world.

I'm in Ghent, that's not Brussels. It's not near it, thankfully. So I'm alright ^^

 

Oh dear, I hope you and your loved ones are okay and unharmed .

Me and everyone else are okay, thankfully

[Caya]

That's great to hear .

[Caya]

On an unrelated note, I just stumbled over this and found it quite funny:

 

 

Good thing I caught a Mythbusters rerun yesterday :D.

[Bluebell]

That would make it Sherlock and John, as I just watched the Special over here, haha..... :sherlock2: to the rescue! :lol2:

[Carol the Dabbler]

That would make it Sherlock and John, as I just watched the Special over here, haha..... :sherlock2: to the rescue! :lol2:

 

Same here -- except that we're rewatching "Hounds."  So maybe too.

[Arcadia]

Gwen Ifill and Judy Woodruff (PBS News Hour). Which is fine by me because I think Gwen Ifill rocks!

[J.P.]

Finding a cause of a technical problem which nobody noticed (the cause, not the problem) floods my brain with endorphin. Making a printer work as a substitute of a fix. I'm pathetic.

[T.o.b.y]

On an unrelated note, I just stumbled over this and found it quite funny:

 

 

Good thing I caught a Mythbusters rerun yesterday :D.

 

SHERLOCK!

 

Um... I sure hope he finds my case interesting enough...

 

[sittything]

Apparently the folks from The Walking Dead are coming to save me. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Carol the Dabbler]

Finding a cause of a technical problem which nobody noticed (the cause, not the problem) floods my brain with endorphin. Making a printer work as a substitute of a fix. I'm pathetic.

 

Seems to me that trouble-shooting endorphins are preferable to opiate endorphins.  :comp:  But maybe (as a techie myself) I'm just prejudiced!