I'm on the David Letterman @LateShow tonight--looking forward to it. 11:35 PM on CBS.
17 posts from Thursday, October 17, 2013
Day AnalysisGain and use information to your advantage--see every day as an opportunity to learn.
A winning attitude will put everything in perspective. Keep negative thoughts and people where they belong--out of the big picture.
Apple must make the IPhone screen bigger. Losing major market share.
Obama administration is killing American industrial renaissance by stopping drilling and fracking. Terrible for economy.
Via @Golfmagic: "Golden Bear and American business tycoon finish their unlikely masterpiece" http://t.co/TbVF619r1G
Entrepreneurship is engine of American success. I bring it to crowdfunding w/ @fundanything's $1M RECORD reward http://t.co/tcKbJcdjb4
.@BMP_Music_Event Read 'Midas Touch' -- great book for entrepreneurs. Good luck!
@BMP_Music_Event Read 'Midas Touch' -- great book for entrepreneurs. Good luck!
"@piersmorgan Thanks @realDonaldTrump for coming to my book party - wouldn't have been the same without you!" Piers--Congrats!
"@_JohnHahn: @realDonaldTrump Ferry Point looks awesome! It should definitely get some major/championship events sometime soon"
"@sandersandrew: @realDonaldTrump Donald you are a true American hero. I can't wait to celebrate Trump day in the future." Wow, nice.
Remember, if you don't pat yourself on the back, nobody else will. Take credit for your successes and don't let others forget!!!!!!
"@vraia: @realDonaldTrump Does a day go by when you don't pat yourself on the back? Not many!
I'm glad that Mark Cuban won the ridiculous case with the S.E.C. It never should have been brought in the first place!
What a great day it was yesterday showing the public Trump Links at Ferry Point. I took over a disaster and made it GREAT! Good job to all!
Just left Trump Golf Links at Ferry Point. Ribbon cutting w/@MayorBloomberg &, @jacknicklaus was spectacular. Lots of people &, jobs!
AI Day Analysis
Machine-generated analysis of the 2013-10-17 posts below. Not written by their author.
The Ferry Point Victory Lap: Uninterrupted Grandiosity on a Day of Triumph Consolidation
October 17, 2013 constitutes one of the most psychologically uniform days in Trump's documented social media history — a sustained grandiose episode organized almost entirely around the Trump Golf Links at Ferry Point ribbon-cutting ceremony completed the previous evening (x_390568903337730050, posted 8:04 PM EDT October 16). The day's 17 posts form an extended victory lap: retrospective self-praise, fan-supply amplification via retweet broadcasting, and parasocial life-coaching positioning. With zero rage posts, no threat perception, and no dehumanizing rhetoric, the narcissistic supply reservoir was clearly filled to capacity by the high-visibility event co-attended by Mayor Bloomberg and Jack Nicklaus — two figures whose reflected prestige substantially amplified the supply value of the occasion. The day's most psychologically instructive sequence unfolded in a compressed 35-minute window (8:26–9:01 AM EDT): five posts in rapid succession, including a reactive reframing episode triggered when a minor critic challenged Trump's habitual self-congratulation (x_390819453740789760). Rather than producing shame or defensiveness, the criticism generated textbook reaction formation — the criticized behavior was transmuted into universal moral imperative ("if you don't pat yourself on the back, nobody else will," x_390820598903238656) — followed immediately by compensatory supply collection via fan praise amplification (x_390821612024778752). This supply-regulation loop was executed without apparent distress, confirming ego-syntonic grandiosity at high structural stability. The lone political post (x_390884305234165760) was an energy-policy critique of the Obama administration, disconnected from the day's dominant personal triumph narrative. Authorship analysis reveals significant inauthenticity in the day's post inventory: at least six posts carry confidence scores below 0.30, consistent with aide-managed or automated origin. Two near-identical posts recommend the same book to the same user (x_390847411901308928, x_390855145778450432), posted 31 minutes apart with only a leading period differentiating them — a signature of uncoordinated social media management correcting a broadcast scope error. Most notably, the government shutdown's resolution — signed by Obama on October 16–17 and the defining political event of the period — generated no direct response. Trump's attentional resources were fully captured by his personal victory narrative, illustrating the self-referential attentional bias characteristic of narcissistic personality organization at peak supply saturation.