Alpha male syndrome.

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28 Dec 2013 15:38 #130955 by RyuJin
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Good points jestor....maybe we should call them "stealth alphas" instead of true alphas. :lol:

@deso, alphagirl sounds like someone i'd like to meet :evil: :whistle:

@mareeka, thanks :laugh:

@ rickie, good point...especially since jedi should be capable AND humble leaders...
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28 Dec 2013 18:02 #130971 by
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Desolous wrote: 'Aplhagirl' sounds like a super herione.


WOW! What a visualization! Who would she look like? Hummmmmmm........

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28 Dec 2013 18:16 #130973 by Zenchi
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28 Dec 2013 18:31 #130974 by
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I have indeed come across the "alpha male" type. I think avoiding the conflict was the right thing to do. What is the point of fighting? If I am attacked I will defend myself. But often people want to get into egocentric conflicts which accomplish nothing. There is no reason to feel bad about avoiding a pointless conflict. Do we really want to hurt other people just to prove how tough we are? I don't. As a Jedi, I think promoting peace is my goal. Not pointless ego-driven conflicts. But that is just me.

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28 Dec 2013 18:55 #130983 by
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There are wise alfas and the not so wise. a wise alfa iss more concerned with giving helpful advice than trying to seem superior. Those people who think they are alfas but feel the need to display like chimpanzees are not alfa humans at all maybe they are alfa apes but not humans. in short i say if your an alfa find wisdom to avoid embarrasment

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28 Dec 2013 21:39 #131010 by Whyte Horse
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Alpha male syndrome is a form of latent homosexuality B)
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28 Dec 2013 22:11 #131013 by Jestor
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Whyte Horse wrote: Alpha male syndrome is a form of latent homosexuality B)


Um...

No...

But if it was, is there a problem with that? ;)
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29 Dec 2013 08:17 - 29 Dec 2013 08:19 #131050 by
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Jestor wrote:

Whyte Horse wrote: Alpha male syndrome is a form of latent homosexuality B)


Um...

No...

But if it was, is there a problem with that? ;)


in context of the logic, yeah.

and don't think I'm advocating the logic, please. Just what I took from his attitude and statement
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29 Dec 2013 08:28 #131051 by Whyte Horse
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sidvkili wrote:

Jestor wrote:

Whyte Horse wrote: Alpha male syndrome is a form of latent homosexuality B)


Um...

No...

But if it was, is there a problem with that? ;)


in context of the logic, yeah.

and don't think I'm advocating the logic, please. Just what I took from his attitude and statement

I don't think that word means what you think it means...
log•ic (lŏjˈĭk)
n. The study of the principles of reasoning, especially of the structure of propositions as distinguished from their content and of method and validity in deductive reasoning.
n. A system of reasoning: Aristotle's logic.
n. A mode of reasoning: By that logic, we should sell the company tomorrow.
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29 Dec 2013 08:34 #131053 by
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Whyte Horse wrote:

sidvkili wrote:

Jestor wrote:

Whyte Horse wrote: Alpha male syndrome is a form of latent homosexuality B)


Um...

No...

But if it was, is there a problem with that? ;)


in context of the logic, yeah.

and don't think I'm advocating the logic, please. Just what I took from his attitude and statement

I don't think that word means what you think it means...
log•ic (lŏjˈĭk)
n. The study of the principles of reasoning, especially of the structure of propositions as distinguished from their content and of method and validity in deductive reasoning.
n. A system of reasoning: Aristotle's logic.
n. A mode of reasoning: By that logic, we should sell the company tomorrow.


*sigh* you just proved I knew what logic means...I was refering to your system and mode of reasoning.

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