How Much Extra Attention Did Tyson Get In His Early And Middle Career Because He Was From New York

Do you think the Conor Mcgregor bus incident is real, or a media attention event to draw hype for the next fight?

Sometimes people can go crazy due to a strange kind of super-entitlement and feelings of almost god like superiority. They completely lose touch with reality and begin to act as if they are always right, and as if everyone else owes them a huge favour - instead of it being a case of them having lost their marbles.It is a peculiarity seen occasionally in politics where someone has held so much power for so long that they somehow start to think that they are some kind of super-being; and it can affect top-rank fighters too. The people that come to mind as having gone slightly insane (or more) in this way are Tony Blair, Tyson Fury, Conor M; and probably Thatcher, Gaddafi, Noriega, Ceaușescu, and Marcos.Seems to be something to do with a kind of megalomania, mixed with super-entitlement and a conviction they are god-like in some way. It also seems to be potentiated by a group of hangers-on: an entourage who create a weird micro-climate of altered reality, a distorted bubble, around the person at the centre.We can see this most recently in politics when Theresa May was advised to call a snap election by her inner circle, who were so crazily out of touch with reality they almost broke her politically. The real idiots were sacked immediately, but it shows how amazingly warped reality becomes at the centre of a clique. McGregor may appear insane, but half the problem is likely to be the leeches draining him and distorting reality for him.