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<blockquote data-quote="BortimusPrime" data-source="post: 1082053" data-attributes="member: 2248">I'm not saying being a delta is bad, since it's closest to &quot;normal&quot; that's what most people are.&nbsp; But no one would enjoy being described as such, look at how we deride the bug-men for liking popular culture herd mentality stuff.&nbsp; Beta is another normal-sounding personality description but more flattering.&nbsp; And is there any difference between a delta and beta beyond just the beta being an alpha's lieutenant?Also, if Alphas aren't vindictive then Trump is looking a lot more like a gamma.&nbsp; I remember reading about some woman that worked for him and later on she had a different job and he wanted a favor from her that she thought was an ethics violation so she refused.&nbsp; For years after that he went out of his way to trash her as a work reference in order to hurt her career.&nbsp; This doesn't fit with the description of the alpha only attacking to secure a strategic goal and then being magnanimous in victory.&nbsp; And once again that description sounds more like a movie character than a real person.&nbsp; Powerful people in real life don't seem to possess much in the way of honor or mercy.I'd boil it all down to just aggressive, socialized, and antisocial personalities.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BortimusPrime, post: 1082053, member: 2248"] I'm not saying being a delta is bad, since it's closest to "normal" that's what most people are. But no one would enjoy being described as such, look at how we deride the bug-men for liking popular culture herd mentality stuff. Beta is another normal-sounding personality description but more flattering. And is there any difference between a delta and beta beyond just the beta being an alpha's lieutenant? Also, if Alphas aren't vindictive then Trump is looking a lot more like a gamma. I remember reading about some woman that worked for him and later on she had a different job and he wanted a favor from her that she thought was an ethics violation so she refused. For years after that he went out of his way to trash her as a work reference in order to hurt her career. This doesn't fit with the description of the alpha only attacking to secure a strategic goal and then being magnanimous in victory. And once again that description sounds more like a movie character than a real person. Powerful people in real life don't seem to possess much in the way of honor or mercy. I'd boil it all down to just aggressive, socialized, and antisocial personalities. [/QUOTE]

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