There may be plenty of people who suffer from any one of those deficits, but it could require the intersection of several of them to result in something like schizophrenia or manic psychosis.
Imagine that you're experiencing hallucinations while suffering from a cognitive deficite that impares your ability to hold a coherent train of thought that would allow you to reflect rationally on your sensory experience.
Imho, it might be useful to think in terms of specific functional deficits. For example, I suspect that certain positive symptoms, like delusions, are at least partially downstream of negative symptoms like cognitive impairment.
Atwater was ultimately an opertunist who doesn't seem to have had the slightest intention of delivering anything of substance to the people whose resentments he was exploiting. Miller is a true believer.
This seems like outgroup homogeneity bias. I don't particularly like the patrician neoconsevitism of Bill Kristol or David Frum, but their worldview is fundamentally opposed to that of someone like Stephen Miller.
Building a few more Fort Irwin style NTCs and grading officers on their performance there seems like a good idea. Doing klingon promotions based on people's ability to play Pentagon 40k is nuts and far easier to game (no pun intended) than what we do now.
if you announce that you're breaking up with Nicole Kidman because she wanted too much sex you need to do it at a press conference where you're in a full body cast. just a little slit in the head area where a pair of wild, haunted eyes are staring out
The weird thing about a whole bunch of conservative grievances is that they're only really comprehensible when they're coming from members of the conservative media class.
