Re: Charles Manson

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: The strong viceral reaction manson demonstrated during an interview coupled with his ability to psycologically dominate women and some men, copuled with the fact he has not changed a bit all these years in prison : add up to 8w7. 8's are instinctual types. This instinctiveness can sometimes pass as extroverted intuition. Manson seems more a thrill seeker : than a rational. A rational would not have the poor understanding of symbols that an SP would - for example the swastica tatoo on mansons forehead. : : This seems to be a 3w4, and an entp. : : : Clearly not a countherphobic six as Riso would : : like him to be. : : : : : His record there described Charlie as having "a tremendous drive to : : call attention to himself. Generally he is unable to succeed in positive : : acts, therefore he often resorts to negative behavior to satisfy this : : drive. In his efforts to "find" himself, Manson peruses different : : religious philosophies, e.g. Scientology and Buddhism; however, he : : never remains long enough with any given teachings to reap : : meaningful benefits." : : : : Karpis had some interesting insights into Charlie’s true personality: : : "There was something unmistakably unusual about Manson. He was a : : runt of sorts, but found his place as an experienced manipulator of : : others...I did feel manipulated, and under circumstances where it : : hadn’t been necessary." : : Another facet of Charlie, although not nearly as important to him as his : : music, was his philosophy. To a large extent, this "philosophy" was a : : con, something he dreamed up to impress his followers, but he : : probably believed some of it. : : Though he had little formal schooling, he was fairly : : articulate, and definitely bright. He picked up little : : nuances, seemed to consider all of the hidden sides of a : : question before answering. His moods were mercurial, : : his facial expressions chameleon-like. Underneath, : : however, there was a strange intensity. You felt it even : : when he was joking, which, despite the seriousness of : : the charges, was often. He frequently played to the : : always-packed courtroom, not only to the Family faithful : : but to the press and spectators as well. Spotting a pretty : : girl, he’d often smile or wink. Usually they appeared : : more flattered than offended.

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