Samenow's Inside the Criminal Mind posits that criminal behaviour stems from deeply ingrained, self-serving thought patterns, rather than solely environmental factors. Chapter 6, "Life Is a One-Way Street—My Way," highlights the criminal's egocentric worldview, driven by an insatiable craving for power and a profound sense…..

Samenow's "Work and the Criminal" argues that criminals view legitimate employment with cynical detachment, primarily as a tool for deception, power, or exploitation, categorising their engagement as rare, intermittent, or diligently performed for cover. Through compelling case studies of white-collar fraudsters and…..

Samenow's "To Hell with School" ruthlessly dissects the criminal's deliberate and often self-serving disengagement from education, categorising them into disruptive drop-outs, disillusioned 'drop-offs', and academically successful 'good students' who exploit the system. He argues that rather than being victims of circumstance….

This article argues against the prevalent notion that crime is primarily caused by external societal factors like poverty or upbringing. Drawing on the work of Samenow and Yochelson, it asserts that the search for such "causes" is futile and counterproductive, instead highlighting the paramount role of…..

This exploration delves into the perplexing nature of sociopathy (Antisocial Personality Disorder), revealing how individuals with this condition often exhibit an unsettling "cold, calculating linearity." Drawing on the insights of leading researchers like Dr. Robert Hare and Dr. Adrian Raine, we uncover the neurobiological…..Read On.

This article explores elite observation skills, contrasting passive perception with an active, Holmesian mindset, crucial for deciphering complex human interactions. It synthesises insights from renowned experts, detailing how to interpret vocal and non-verbal cues, leverage tactical empathy, and crucially, infer…..