This has arisen recently due to the fallout between Elon Musk and President Trump, during which he discussed Trump Derangement Syndrome. However, I understand why people dislike President Trump. And here’s the deal: it’s not his job to change the opinion of those who hate him. I know that hate all too well because it’s a personality thing. There are a lot of people who hate me; they have Rich Hoffman Derangement Syndrome for sure. And I know why people have it. So I get Trump, and I understand why Elon Musk self-sabotaged his relationship with the President. I see it all the time, every single day. And there isn’t anything anybody can do to change that status. People are going to feel what they are going to feel, and that’s just the way it works. In Trump’s case, there are many people, including Elon Musk, who fall out of favor with the President due to the factors that contribute to the development of Trump Derangement Syndrome. And the burden for change is on the people who hate, knowing that people like Trump set a bar too high for weak people to live up to, and they hate the person who sets that high bar because they are too lazy to live up to it. That is the start of the hatred, but of course, it runs deeper than that. But for some dumb reason, people have been taught that society owes them some unearned merit, to make them feel less bad about themselves, and when people don’t give them that, they grow to hate the targets of their anxiety. And that relationship often descends into hatred. One of the reasons President Trump has been as successful as he has in life is that he developed the ability to not care about changing his status against him, but to embrace it and live with it. And once that happens, a certain freedom is experienced which allows for exemplary leadership and personal virtue.
The Rich Hoffman Derangement Syndrome, which is a very real thing, is completely unprovoked by me. I am about as friendly to people as anybody could be. Yet I have a list of people who hate me for a reason. And I understand it all too well, and I can therefore see it in other people with the same ease, such as in President Trump. I don’t go out of my way to harm people at all, yet there is no shortage of people every day, at a different level than President Trump, of course, who lose their minds just by hearing my name. And to maintain your level of happiness, you have to develop the ability not to care what people think of you. President Trump has certainly created that over the years, which is why he can be such a good President. But the same could be said of the head of any company or a family. If someone had to pinpoint the most essential ingredient in any successful enterprise, I would say that it resides in Trump Derangement Syndrome, and how he deals with that derangement as a person. Most human beings have an innate desire to be liked. So they find themselves going out of their way to appease those around them, which gives people who don’t deserve it unearned merit, more power than they deserve to have, because they get to decide whether or not they like you. And if you want to be liked, then you give people who don’t deserve that power, power over you, because you want something from them.
It’s a psychological problem from people who have significant, destructive personality traits that they desire to hide from the world through this little game of popularity. One thing that people, for the most part, do is introduce problems into the world so they can hide their insecurities behind them. It’s a deep psychological problem that most people have in their lives to some extent. So, when you bring someone into their life who likes to solve problems, and they solve those problems easily, of course, for those with the problems, that’s the worst thing in the world. Because they want to hide behind problems with no prospect of ever being solved, those types of people dislike individuals who solve problems, as they want the problems to persist so they can conceal deeper issues within themselves that they seek to hide from the world. That is why there is, and always will be, Rich Hoffman Derangement Syndrome. Solving problems comes very naturally to me, and I do it everywhere I go. I see through people to who they are, and when I see problems, I solve them. And people hate me for it. And since I don’t give them unearned merit just for breathing, as they have been taught, society should not be structured that way. As a result, they have no barrier to reality to insulate themselves from the truth. So they hate me. And they hate anybody who shows an inclination to solve their problem because they want the problems to exist so they can hide behind them. We’re talking about the kind of people who create problems in the world so they can hide their insecurities behind them, protecting themselves from needed reforms, and putting pressure on them to be good people. To avoid that fate, they create problems as a barrier to the pressures of judgment.
So if you are a problem solver who sees easily through these smokescreens of issues, you will be hated. Just as a child wants to hide under the covers to avoid the monsters that they think are in their closet, they will hate the person who rips away the covers and forces them to see what is hidden in their room. And when you show them that there is no monster, they will not be happy, but sad, because they liked to hide under the covers, as it simulated a primal desire they have to be back in the womb of their mother, all cozy and warm, and cared for. Because life is tough, and they aren’t adamant, or smart, and they fear most of all the world knowing that about them. And with me, I see everything, I know everything, I can read a person just walking down the sidewalk and tell you just about everything you need to know about them. Solving problems comes naturally to me. And when I do, some people want the issues to remain, for their own needs of concealment. And over time, if you want to be successful with such a talent, you learn not to care what other people think. Because you don’t give those people the unearned merit to leverage friendship for compliance, people who don’t deserve it don’t get to use their control over relationships to keep problems intact as an extortion strategy. And when that doesn’t work, as seen with Elon Musk maintaining a relationship with President Trump to gain leverage over a NASA administrator, or some EV mandate in the new Big Beautiful Bill, you find out real fast who your real friends are and what they want out of a relationship with you. And when you couldn’t care less what they think, of course, they will develop a hatred for you and will suffer from a Derangement Syndrome. And there is nothing you can do to help them. I have certainly learned not to get pulled into other people’s problems. But to solve them, regardless of their feelings about it. And when they learn they can’t use friendship to retain their problems. Of course, they will hate you for it, so if you want to be a successful person, you need to solve problems. You have to learn not to care when people develop a hatred for you. Instead, you learn to accept and even embrace that hatred. There is nothing I can do about Rich Hoffman Derangement Syndrome. Except learn not to solve the problems people want to hide behind. And we all know that’s not going to happen.
Rich Hoffman
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