Science of criminals and CEOs

Article Abstract:

The criminals were considered to be the mentally mislead ones in those days, but there is no difference between the bold, creative visionaries and the mentally mislead ones when crime is considered. In some cases researchers are finding that milder forms of Narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) may afflict some of society's most successful members and they may show the traits such as grandiosity, lack of empathy and exploitativeness.

Science & research, Criminals, Psychological aspects, Research, Comparative analysis, Narcissism

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Into the clouds of Everest

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In 1924, British mountaineer George Mallory and companion Sandy Irvine vanished into the clouds at the top of Mount Everest. In an attempt to discover whether the two made it to the top and therefore conquered Everest before Hillary and Tenzing, researchers have retraced their steps, discovered Mallory's body, and are now searching for Irvine's body.

Investigations, Mountaineers, Mount Everest Expedition, 1924, Mallory, George

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The peacemaker with blood on his hands

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Issues are presented concerning the involvement of the elected member of the Northern Ireland Assembly and Sinn Fein politician Martin McGuinness with the Irish Republican Army and the events which occurred on "Bloody Sunday".

Officials and employees, Political activity, Political aspects, Northern Ireland, Sinn Fein, Republicanism, McGuinness, Martin

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