Trump is 'emotiolly unstable innovator'

Canberra, July 30: A study led by Queensland University of Technology alysed the tweets of successful industry and world leaders and found that US President Dold Trump is an ‘emotiolly unstable innovator’. The researchers used machine learning and computerised scientific method of alysing digital footprints to decrypt the persolity profiles of 106 superstar business leaders, including Elon Musk, Bill Gates, Oprah Winfrey and Trump.
The team used the Forbes 400 and the Fortune 500 lists to pinpoint their targets and alysed more than 215,000 words posted by these individuals on Twitter to estimate their persolity profile.
“We looked at the tweets and alysed characteristic language styles, contents, and patterns that together can reveal remarkably valid information on a person’s persolity profile,” said Professor Martin Obschonka, lead researcher. “With Trump as former business leader in such a powerful position, his entrepreneurial persolity character is of very particular interest to the wider public,” Obschonka added.
Trump scored relatively high in neuroticism. Being high in this trait means being emotiolly unstable and having trouble controlling urges.
“So in the end, it seems that we could identify a persolity pattern in Trump that makes him so distinct from the superstar entrepreneurs and CEOs in that he really seems to resemble a type of an emotiolly unstable innovator,” Obschonka concluded. “Probably no other politician or businessman in the world is currently so strongly associated with tweets like Trump. His online persolity really matters in his approach to political leadership as he makes world policy through his tweets almost every day,” another researcher Christian Fisch added. (IANS)