Recent content by Jon C

Thank you for pointing out the historical inaccuracy in my joke.

Well it's clear where INTPs came from. We started as the famous Greek philosophers, and our population kept slowly growing in preparation of reaching a critical mass by the time the Internet was created, so we could change the world. Instead we just decided to congregate in online forums.

That I understand... But what I mean is WHILE you're saying something. While you're in mid conversation. Like maybe in a statement of 3 sentences, looking away for the split second in-between sentences to gather your thoughts.

I've noticed that it's not so much that I have a hard time looking people in the eyes, but moreso looking people in the eyes while I'm thinking. I can look you directly in the eyes, but as soon as I need to analyze something or recall something from memory, I look off to the right or left. I...

This site looks very promising.... thank you in advance.

Marketing... thinking about a minor in psychology. I want to be less on the end of sales and more towards the end of examining buyer behavior… basically the psychological aspects of it.

And SkyWalker I agree with the majority of your conclusions as well.

I like this... both the idea of specialization, and that fact that even if an individual had perfect symmetry, they wouldn't necessarily be perfect. They would just be void of the overwhelming weaknesses... but in the process they become void of overwhelming strengths as well, so it wouldn't...

ah ok... So if I'm understanding correctly, he was simply providing the host with a mirror so he could look inside himself and recognize the counterproductivity in his bigotry.

So he's fighting hate with hate? :confused: ... with the ultimate goal of peace, harmony, and love? I still don't follow.

Question... if your guest is an example of this "positive misanthropy" you are suggesting, then why are his actions negative? If he was already expecting the host to judge him and impose unfairly, should he be indifferent to it, as opposed to outraged?

Psychedelic art is my favorite. I also like how you say you just set your mind on auto pilot, because that is often times how the best art is created. It captures the raw emotions, while bypassing the intellect. It also leaves it open for interpretation; and it could mean different things to...

I think Jung sums it up perfectly in the quote posted above: "Thinking, if it is to be real thinking and true to its own principle, must scrupulously exclude feeling. This, of course, does not exclude the fact that individuals certainly exist in whom thinking and feeling stand upon the same...

So ultimately, even in the event that we are all born in perfect symmetry, the lifestyle and environmental factors that would maintain this symmetry is theoretically non-existent.

EyeSeeCold to the rescue! :elephant: