These four human traits are, perhaps, the major characteristics of the most highly successful people. In part, they are inherited from their forebears. They are crucial for both parties in intellectual attraction.

Intelligence, for example, cannot be learned for the most part. It can be practiced at, however, we have to have a foundational amount to start with in its use, otherwise, all the practice we can muster won't budge [Read more...] about Traits of Success

Being transparent is a character "vice of excess" stemming from what would otherwise be a character virtue in the form of honesty. It is intellectually narcissistic, which is to say that it contains either the intellectual narcissism of ignorance or prejudice. One may be ignorant of how much privacy that another person wants to hear from you ("TMI" - too much information), overestimating their empathy, or making them uncomfortable, such as [Read more...] about Transparency

A concept from Evolutionary Psychology, popularized by Dr Paul McLean, which conceives of the human mind as having three semi-independent processing modules, as one would see in the software of a computer.

The first, called the Reptilian Brain, is responsible for bodily processes, instincts, and survival and reproductive functions. In Romantic Dynamics, it takes on the functions of two individuals developing the first phase of human courtship: sexual attraction. [Read more...] about Triune Brain Model