These are the three needful things I look for to decide whether someone's opinion merits respect. A failure of any one seems to imply the eventual failure of the other two.
Everyone will call you cruel, but you would not believe it, because your dispassionate, infalliable integrity protects against all such excesses of weak emotion. You will end up standing for nothing except a fetishized ideology of empty rules.
No growth, only fear.
An inner reality made of Dante's lust-hell, buffeted about by a pandaemonium of noisome, ultimately meaningless influences and doomed to wander forever, ever mourning what could never be.
The conspiracy theorist who is Never Wrong. Anything anyone can tell just gets added to their big web of irrefutable proof. There's always an answer if you dig deep enough.
The real version of what persons with neurotypicality accuse infodumping autistics of being. Endless forms of unlimited complexity for no reason other than your own arbitrary whim.
Rage, fair Achilles, however impotently. Destroy in your righteous judgment until nothing is left, because nothing can ever be right.
Everyone will call you cruel, but you would not believe it, because surely you're protecting the innocent and whatever you need to do towards that end is right. Once enough lies and violence are justified in your mind to defend whoever it was you ultimately decided were the proper subjects of your compassion, even those subjects become valid targets - for their own good, of course.
Enabler. Any community you organize becomes a textbook example of the Paradox of Intolerance as you refuse to qualify the compassion you show to bad actors and missing stairs.
Excellent critical thinking skills that decay imperceptibly into excellent skills at tricking people into thinking you have excellent critical thinking skills. An elaborate complex of "cold equations" and big-worded hard decisions that rots into unthinking habitual cruelty because that's the only thing that feels truthy to you anymore and there's nothing left to offer a reality check against that feeling. Gradual followed by precipitous decline in the other two faculties.