Comments by "Blah Smith" (@LittleMew133) on "PsycHacks"
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If that friend REALLY likes you, they create environments for you to hang together. Like "hey, wanna go to the bar or gym together?" Unless they just like solo time, if they invite others and not you, then you know where you stand. Humans are not rational creatures, never, not even a little. There is a study on patient who damaged the feely bit of their brain, and he was unable to make the decision to turn left or right, since left or right have the same rational weigh. So if you can still turn left or right, congratulations, you are not (completely) rational.
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I think the whole "where am I compared to other people" is prevalent for SO dominant and secondary. If you're SO blind, like I am, it doesn't affect you in the same way. I was bottom of my class for a while because I transitioned into fully speaking English classroom and "er me Enrish wusnt gud" you see. Many others who were not SO blind expected me to feel 1 way or another, like ashamed or self-pitying, about that. But looking back, I was more blind than a bat - apathetic in every which way. All I really cared about was to learn as broadly, deeply and quickly as I could. I gave 0 care about my rank within the class or whether or not everyone else understood that paragraph and I didn't. What I notice SO dominants do is that they care a lot, like ALOT LOT about their images; it's more important for them to APPEAR admirable than BE admirable quietly, if that makes sense? They rather place themselves into a tiny pond to feel like they're the best, than venture out into the ocean and realize they aren't. Ain't me, never was me, never will be me. I am SP dominant so I do care a lot about my bodily health and security. Gladly go live in the woods like Henry David Thoreau, where there are no people or scale to measure yourself against - completely different value system.
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