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    This Is Your Brain on Power

    There's evidence that power actually changes the way the brain sees others, decreasing recognition of others' concerns.
    by Joe Robinson Mar 01, 2014 1 minute
    Source: Illustration Š Chris Wetzel

    Power corrupts, and we know exactly what it corrupts: empathy. The narcissistic mind keen on building fiefdoms has trouble seeing the effect of its actions on others. When at the University of Kent, researcher Ana Guinote found that powerful people

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