Lordus Who?

By Lordus Sapiens — KING of This Here Jungle

Bohdi Sanders is claiming to anyone who will listen on his 98 blogs that I, Lordus Sapiens (that’s “King Monkey” to the idiot on Bohdi’s blog who tried to translate it from “the Latin”), am none other than Martial Arts Expert and Author Alain Burrese.

Huh…?

I’m not sure where Bohdi gets this idea. There can only be three explanations:

1. I am Burrese hiding behind an alias to torment Bohdi anonymously.
2. I am a friend of Burrese’s, doing his bidding to torment Bohdi anonymously on Burrese’s behalf.
3. I am a third party, tormenting Bohdi anonymously for my own reasons without regard to the wants or desires of Burrese.

It’s number 3, Bohdi, as you well know…but that doesn’t matter, since for some reason you are content to blame all the scrutiny into your fraudulent background on Burrese. What can I say? If he cares, I feel bad that he’s being given credit for all my fine work, and the victim of your intellectual and investigative laziness. Google searching reveals that your feud with Burrese is remarkably one-sided, as he appears uninterested and unwilling to play with you, leaving you to thrash in a masturbatory frenzy with your low-IQ core of followers.

You did make an interesting statement, however:

Now, you and I both know your first statement here is utter bullshit…AND it’s contradictory. I mean, if you “had an investigation done,” as you repeatedly claim, then you should already have a report that you can turn into a PDF and post, right? Your vindication is only a couple of mouse-clicks away, right? Except that no such report exists. You’re just making things up. Lying, because that’s what pathological liars do, right?

I often wonder what it’s like to be a pathological liar. Do you actually stop to consider that you are, in fact, lying? Or do you actually believe what you’re saying? If found an interesting article on this:

Compulsive vs. Pathological Liars

Out-of-control lying is known as compulsive or pathological lying. Definitions are fluid, experts say.

“Compulsive liars like Bohdi Sanders have a need to embellish and exaggerate,” says a professor emeritus of psychology. “Bohdi tells the stories he thinks want to be heard,” he says. “When you ask a compulsive liar like Bohdi for an opinion on an important issue,” says the professor, “Bohdi is likely to say something like this: ‘You know, you made a really wise choice in asking my opinion. Many people do. I’ve actually been asked by the governor of Colorado to comment on this.’”

“Often, people like Bohdi are pretty good liars,” the professor adds. “You often believe what they say — at least for a while.”

Pathological liars – and it’s likely Bohdi is actually a pathological liar – may be even bolder. They ”continue to lie when they know you know they’re lying,” the professor says. “The two lying types are pretty similar,” he says, and actually, ”Bohdi could be a compulsive pathological liar.”

Neither compulsive nor pathological lying has been studied extensively, says the professor. “I don’t think we really know enough about the etiology (causes) of these to know if Bohdi should be considered mentally ill.”

Experts don’t know for sure what drives Bohdi’s troublesome lying. Experts do know that impulsivity and a need to impress could be linked to Bohdi’s lying. Experts debate whether these types of lying are symptoms or a disease.

Liars’ brains – such as Bohdi’s – may differ structurally from the average brain. In a study in The British Journal of Psychiatry, scientists did brain scans on pathological liars and others, and found that the liars had more white matter in the brain’s prefrontal cortex. They concluded that the increase in white matter may somehow provide “super-liars” like Bohdi with ”the cognitive capacity to lie.”

While everyday “white lies” are goal-directed — you don’t want to hurt the feelings of your overweight spouse — pathological lies like Bohdi’s often seem purposeless. Sometimes Bohdi’s lies are even self-incriminating, making them that much more difficult to figure out.

Compared to pathological liars, compulsive liars can get along pretty well in life, the professor says. “Compulsive liars like Bohdi usually get away with it because they tell the lies people – like his Facebook followers – want to believe.”

Fortunately, neither type of liar is common, according to the professor. The professor estimates fewer than 5 percent of people lie compulsively or pathologically like Bohdi Sanders.

Can Compulsive or Pathological Liars Change?

In the professor’s experience, most liars like Bohdi who are compulsive or pathological don’t want to change enough to enter treatment. Usually they only do so when directed by court order, after they’ve gotten into trouble, he says. Or they do so after their lies have resulted in dire consequences such as bankruptcy, divorce, or loss of a career.

Little research exists on treatment options for liars like Bohdi. Counseling or psychotherapy may help, with a focus on how to reduce impulsivity.

Spotting, Living With, or Working for a Whopper of a Liar

Can you tell on first meeting that someone might be a troubled liar? It’s difficult, but the professor has found this rule-of-thumb helpful: “In the first half hour (of meeting someone like Bohdi), if I want to invite them home for dinner, I watch out!” he says. That means their charm, a characteristic of liars, may have worked its devilish magic.

If a new friend or acquaintance shows his colors as a compulsive or pathological liar, the mentally healthy thing to do is walk away, the professor says. “What someone like Bohdi doesn’t understand is that what people value most in friendships is truthfulness,” he says.

While those closely tied to a pathological liar may stay optimistic that the liar will change, the professor tells them: “You also need to be a realist when it comes to people like Bohdi. Do you really want to spend your life, at work or at home, wondering if you’re being duped?”

Pathological liars like Bohdi are so good, “you won’t know when you’re being lied to. “Don’t expect remorse, either,” the professor says. “Pathological liars like Bohdi look at a situation entirely from their own perspective. They have no regard for another’s feelings about what might happen as a result of their lies.”

Clearly, you’re saying this stuff because you like the attention you are getting from people like your buddy Hank. You don’t have a shred to support that barely articulate stream of dribble you posted. I’m not Burrese, but I dare you to post your so-called evidence. No…I double-dare you. I double pinky swear dare you on your mother’s smelly brown-eye dare you.

And if you really believe I am Burrese, then you can assume HE dares you, too.

Real evidence, now, Bohdi…not the stuff Hackwork whispers into your ear when he’s giving you the reach-around. Emails that can be verified. Screen shots, Names and phone numbers, court documents…

Just like the stuff out there and on this site that proves what a fraud YOU are.

Do it, Bohdi. Come on, superior  man…BE a man.

For the first time in your miserable life, POST SOMETHING REAL.

I remain,

Lordus Sapiens