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The type of narcissism discussed here transcends mere self-absorption; it embodies a personality disorder characterized by significant denial of emotional and mental reality. This raises an essential debate about the responsibilities of public figures and the importance of transparency regarding their psychological well-being. In the face of democratic decline, the risk of electing individuals grappling with severe psychological issues increases, and when such leaders wield power that could affect world stability, public interest should outweigh privacy concerns.