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WWE legend Kevin Nash recently shared his thoughts on a striking revelation made by Vince McMahon in the “Mr. McMahon” docu-series. McMahon mentioned that he has multiple “computers” running in his head at all times, a statement that Nash believes sheds light on McMahon’s psyche.
During a discussion on his “Kliq This” podcast, Nash reflected on McMahon’s admission, suggesting it implied that the former WWE CEO struggles with a form of schizophrenia. “I just thought, ‘Wow, man. Of all the things to say and all the stuff that’s going to happen moving forward, you’ve basically painted yourself as a schizophrenic with three different personas in your head,'” Nash remarked. He further elaborated on the absurdity of such a concept by comparing it to a scenario from 1955, where someone might have claimed to have multiple personalities without the technological analogy.
Nash continued, “Imagine if you could actually compartmentalize your mind like that. It explains so much of his personality.” When co-host Sean Oliver expressed surprise at McMahon’s acknowledgment of having multiple personalities, Nash drew a parallel to serial killers who often seem to desire capture, asking, “Doesn’t the serial killer want to be caught?”
In the docu-series, McMahon elaborated on his unique mental processing, stating that one computer was engaged in conversation with the interviewer, another was preoccupied with different thoughts, and he could access a third computer when necessary. When questioned about what the third computer was contemplating, McMahon humorously alluded to envisioning something related to sex.
