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Line 30: − *"[[Narcissism|Narcissists]] who engage in [[narcissistic rivalry]], denigrate people and call others dumb are more likely to have an IQ below 115. This is a classic case of the [[Dunning-Kruger effect]]. Remember this when you come across a self-described expert telling you how stupid and ignorant you are about a subject area and how you need his mentorship." - Anonymous <ref>[https://www.psypost.org/highly-intelligent-grandiose-narcissists-are-less-prone-to-narcissistic-rivalry/ Highly intelligent grandiose narcissists are less prone to narcissistic rivalry], PsyPost, June 22, 2023</ref> − − *"Ignoring a malevolent narcissist will crush their oversized and fragile ego like a tin can. Often they will try endless manipulation tactics in a desperate and frantic attempt to capture your attention again. But don't placate a malevolent narcissist's ego by giving them something they don't deserve. Ignoring a narcissist will teach them [[humility]] and at this crossroad, they may engage in self-reflection and amend their narcissistic ways." - Anonymous
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[[Image:Raphael.jpg|right|thumb|Raphael's depiction of [[Plato]] in The School of Athens.]]
[[Image:Raphael.jpg|right|thumb|Raphael's depiction of [[Plato]] in The School of Athens.]]
*"How much easier it is to be critical than to be correct." - [[Benjamin Disraeli]]
*"How much easier it is to be critical than to be correct." - [[Benjamin Disraeli]]