La sabiduría de los psicópatas: todo lo que los asesinos en serie pueden enseñarnos sobre la vida

The book offers a fascinating look at how certain traits associated with psychopathy might be advantageous. I'm curious what motivated the author to delve into this topic and how he approached balancing scientific rigor with engaging storytelling.

While it’s eye-opening, it also made me question how society defines morality and success. Did others feel conflicted about this perspective or see it as a nuanced take?

The examples span a wide range of personalities, and I wonder how much research went into selecting these stories. Were there particular cases that profoundly influenced the overall argument?