theobserver
Posts: 456
Joined: 8/18/2008 Status: offline
|
quote:
ORIGINAL: JustDarkness quote:
ORIGINAL: theobserver Everything can be considered a learning moment, don't you think? Even trivial things that seem inconsequential. I guess it's all about how you look at it. What do you see, when you read the responses? hé don't trick me in answering my own question. ;) I didn't compare them yet. I was mostly thinking what you tried to accomplish. It is already midnight here...I will compare tomorrow. TO tired now. So what were you thinking about when posting this..what goal? *laughs* I guess the goal was for one, to see if anyone would respond. Then if they did, what I would gleam from their initial responses. You know, like ... when you ask someone to answer a question right in the moment and not think too much about it, usually you get to the core truth of what they really think and feel. What is the first thing that comes to their mind? If many people answered the same, is it because their is a general idea of what each word represents because of what they've been told at some time in their life ... or do they connect it in some other way? In one of my other replies, I said how it was interesting that some people responded in an outward way; like they were writing a definition (I responded mainly in that way as well), then others associated the words on a personal level - like with their love, significant others or a 'feeling'. I just like seeing how people think and if I have similar thought processes. So I had really no deeper intentions than that. Just curiosity - oops there's that word again.
< Message edited by theobserver -- 11/1/2008 4:50:30 PM >
|