PortableNuke wrote: If someone starts exercising because that person is unhappy with their weight then it doesn't really matter what the perception of anyone else is. Of course there is usually some outside stimuli that sparks the improvement in the first place.
Other people's perceptions are not the same as the interactions that they provide. What I think about someone doesn't really matter, if I converse with them positively and politely, there is always a better outcome than if I gave them my base perception of them. There is a perfect example of when one's actions are influenced by the existance of interaction for the better.
What you think about a person does matter though. It colors people's behavior towards one another. It's mostly subconscience and unintentional, but there are verbal cues when people make assumptions.
That was more about the perception becoming know to the other person. That people could read my mind was an assumption on my part.
There are ways to be diplomatic about criticism. Things always work better when people use tact.
My nic? Well I think aardvarks are som strange creatures, and kinda cute, and Tor is a common name in Norway.
Anyways the human thing... I can't seem to find a better answer to that question that is more correct than Bartholomeus answer, not that it is correct. Which one of us realy knows what the right answer is?
But yeah, humans are social animals, why do you think we think that being locked in a dark room all alone is a punishment? Why do we go out and drink at bars, if not to be with other people and trying to hit on girls? Human interaction is atleast as important as human action, because we need both to get our messages out to other humans, as we use both body and verbal languages to interract with other people.
I got my nickname from a friend who reads toothpaste for dinner- I used to blog a lot about really whiny and bitchy topics and he called me it. I use it whenever "Illgiveyousomethingtocryabout" is taken or too long.
Superpower would be massive finger dexterity- I like playing keyboards and other things that go "Rock".
Human action and interaction are the same thing but from different viewpoints- from a determinist's POV, everything is interaction, caused by something else, tracable back to the big bang. From a libertarian, everything has the potential to be independant action, without stimulus.
Personally, I think that only things important to a singular probability time line will happen and then anything else can happen or doesn't have to happen and the outcome will be the same.
IE, if the outcome of the probability axis you have is that you need green water, and you have a glass of blue water and a cup of yellow water, it won't matter what color the cup is or if the glass is actually made of glass. When you mix them, the water will be green anyways.
What countries do you think will (directly) start the Third World War?
I used to have dreams of flying, but not anymore. They just don't happen. All I get are stupid things like the giant ant and naked Futurama. Or driving off cliffs and peeing.
PeppermintAfterlife wrote:I used to have dreams of flying, but not anymore.
Me too! It was like... Suddenly I figured out how to do it, and it was so easy, like swimming in the air! And I was happy! And then I woke up.
But yeah, doesn't happen anymore.
My dreams of flying just consist of me jumping over and over again, thinking I'm getting higher and higher and that I'm SO CLOSE to flying. It's sad, really.
England want's their old colonies back, but since the US is to strong they use them and Nato to attack their old colonies, and when the rest of Asia, Africa and South America joins there will be full chaos and everyone will attack anyone
Tergent, or "greasy dirt" in layman's terms, works quite well at nullifying the effets of excessive detergent. Now my turn... what the hell is a D.F.S., Freelance?
My screen name is a nick name. I'm pretty quiet most of the time. Some times my friends sing "silent night" at me, replacing the rather obvious word.
As for superpowers, I think invincibilty would be hella cool. You could jump off a building and be fine! But it'd have to be superman invincibility, not captain scarlett invincibility (The difference being that captain scarlett has to heal and stuff before he can get back into action (at least I think he does...)).
Human interaction and human action? I'm tired, I've been away for the weekend, and can't be bothered to read the other replies.
And the Third World War? Well, let's just say it's gonna be horrible. People should try to get on better.
