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The bureaucrat's intellect is configured in the same way as the psychopath's.

El intelecto del burócrata se configura de la misma manera que el del psicópata.

Die intellektuelle Konfiguration des Bürokraten ist identisch mit der des Psychopathen.

Fear fear. And fear laziness. For these things will lead to ruin. Psychopathy won’t lead to ruin. Psychopathy is ruin. It is the end of the line, the beginning of the line being fear and laziness. One initially is too cowardly to do what one has to do. One then accepts one’s fearfulness, instead of fighting it. This leads to laziness and general paralysis. One then rationalizes one’s indolence. Doing this involves dismantling one’s value-system. And the end results of this dismantling-process is psychopathy. So fear fear. Fear laziness. Don’t fear psychopathy. By the time psychopathy is an issue, it is too late. And before it is an issue, fear laziness and cowardice instead.