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Trump is a poor man's idea of rich, and a lazy man's version of successful. Neither of which are qualities that add up to leadership by "alphas."
And anyone who calls themselves an alpha isn't fooling anyone - if you're leaning on those terms then you're far from it.
Exactly.
An "alpha" just is....he doesn't have to constantly try and reinforce that image of himself. A beta wants to be the alpha and will work tirelessly to replace the alpha in the hierarchy. Trump is actually a classic beta...his dad was probably more of an Alpha if we're being honest.
I'd add Neil Armstrong to that group even though his modesty would probably argue against it.
I agree. They all would have shared a common trait; none of them would have been the tweeting idiot seeking any kind of adoration they could exact from the most insignificant of actions.
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You know, we are living in the United States of America. Remember this one: "Government of the people, by the people, for the people"? Was Abe Lincoln wrong?
Gee, sounds like the 'United' mentioned in an oath Trump took and seems determined to keep whizzing on.
An "alpha" just is....he doesn't have to constantly try and reinforce that image of himself. A beta wants to be the alpha and will work tirelessly to replace the alpha in the hierarchy. Trump is actually a classic beta...his dad was probably more of an Alpha if we're being honest.
Really his grandmother. Elizabeth Trump was the real MVP of the Trump family.
But the type that use terms like "alpha" and "beta" tend to leave women out of the equation, so...
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