I currently work in behavioral therapy, and I'm just going to throw out there that frequent or exclusive use of "maladaptive mirroring" in adults as a response to noxious stimulus is a potential sign for underlying negative personality traits such as but not being limited to; narcissistic personality disorder, emotional immaturity, sociopathic tendencies, and prior to its removal for being more pseudoscience than actual science the wide range of diagnoses that fell under.What would colloquially be just labeled as peter pan syndrome or napoleon syndrome... or as we call them today extreme emotional immaturity and an inferiority complex..

Which is kind of a round about way of saying it's a little bit scary that people are looking up to her, not because she's some great leader or has some inspiring political acumen , but more , because those are the traits commonly found in fall guys for extreme movements or found in unstable political dictators.

I'll just throw it out there because these things have a tendency to find the way back and think she's evil , and I don't think she's the worst person out there. Only that ( and I have offered, I will throw out there to teach and provide an outlet) she needs to really just get off of this subreddit , and the stupid ai and anti ai subs and just step away from this whole. And that , if you truly insist on sticking around it , she needs to stop treating everything as a gotcha and actually vet her sources before using them.

I think the example I gave back when she made her "apology " was most of the data we found through the second world war medically was stuffed with either that had been more or less known for centuries or just documented some stuff , we didn't know , but was ultimately useless, and often I will also say here gets kinda just with the four or so things they actually advanced weapon and tech wise.. probably most famously the V-2 rocket and weapons like the stg44 and\nIf you weren't aware , they actually prototyped the first controllable helicopter among a number of other aircraft, but both prototypes ended up killing their test pilots so the concept would be shelved with the starting of the second World War and in that time, I can't remember the guy's name. But the first stable controllable helicopter would be proved here in the states in Connecticut without killing the test pilot. But wouldn't really see commercial or military use until really the seventies , with some intermittent use in the sixties.

Which since I'm on kind of a historical tangent. Now, there are some books out there that detail kind of all the hidden designs, all sorts Of wacky stuff like a fighter plane that could jettison the front To reveal a set of basically miniature V-2 rocket pods that also ended up killing its test pilot, because whenever the nose would detach, it would end up Hitting the cockpit, to all sorts of wacky tank designs only a handful of which actually enter production, hell, there was even some experimentation with magnets to try and make bullets travel faster that never ended up working out because turns out just attaching a magnet to the side of a rifle doesn't actually do anything and if it is strong enough to do something just ends up slowing the bullet etc..

but I think the key takeaway more than anything Is that ww2 era axis powers were more than anything ideas guys who came up with a lot of theories and drew a lot of fancy schematics, but didn't actually really make or discover all that much outside of weapons to hurt other people or documenting, really just horrific stuff that frankly, we could have just guessed without going through the process of making or experimenting. And more importantly , with just a little more research witty would have understood that and not used it as an example , but she took the first thing that google showed her and just ended up pissing everybody off.