Transmogrified Tiger wrote:I'm not sure exactly how serious I'm being with this.
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That was pretty darn funny. Clearly Bob was a Behaviorist.
Transmogrified Tiger wrote:I'm not sure exactly how serious I'm being with this.
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Haha, this is the wrong board upon which to say that, isn't it?Jocephus wrote:[expletive] statistics. you're not a statistic.
I've tried being more of an @sshole to people. Literally. I've tried to be more confrontational, thinking that if others are going to be that way and that they're happy, then fine. I'll do the same. It hasn't really made any difference. To those who know me, it comes off as being comical and/or sarcastic.dangerous wrote:Maybe loathing others is not the correct way, but focusing on others instead of looking at your own faults.
you're a pysch guy right? haven't you heard that you ain't supposed to diagnose yourself? and yes, your description of statistics is correct...but again, thats at least 3,000 respondents...we're talking about YOU. [expletive] statistics. they are not relevant in this case. (adn i know the importance of statistics, my thesis is riddled with them).Cronos69 wrote:Haha, this is the wrong board upon which to say that, isn't it?Jocephus wrote:[expletive] statistics. you're not a statistic.![]()
People are statistics. Statistics are measurements of what is average, what is normal. That's all it is. Clearly, in the relevant department, I'm not normal. And at that point, few become normal. And ay, there's the rub.
And yes I've been told the tale of the self-fulfilling prophecy a lot. It doesn't work, in my eyes. Why? The only time it's ever brought up is when it involves negative feelings or thoughts leading to more negativity, and yet when it involves positive feelings or thoughts it's never mentioned.
Show me a psychologist who never tried to diagnose themself, even for a single moment in their mind, and I'll show you a leprechaun. And he'll dance a happy little jig while playing a tiny violin.Jocephus wrote:
you're a pysch guy right? haven't you heard that you ain't supposed to diagnose yourself?
How are statistics not relevant in this case? I'm not trying to be difficult, I just don't see why you would say that I don't matter in a statistical viewpoint.Jocephus wrote:and yes, your description of statistics is correct...but again, thats at least 3,000 respondents...we're talking about YOU. [expletive] statistics. they are not relevant in this case. (adn i know the importance of statistics, my thesis is riddled with them).
that doesn't matter. you shouldn't do it to yourself!!! you will drive yourself insane.Cronos69 wrote:Show me a psychologist who never tried to diagnose themself, even for a single moment in their mind, and I'll show you a leprechaun. And he'll dance a happy little jig while playing a tiny violin.Jocephus wrote:
you're a pysch guy right? haven't you heard that you ain't supposed to diagnose yourself?
Jocephus wrote:and yes, your description of statistics is correct...but again, thats at least 3,000 respondents...we're talking about YOU. [expletive] statistics. they are not relevant in this case. (adn i know the importance of statistics, my thesis is riddled with them).
people lie about how happy they are. statistics are not the "end all truth" they may give you tendencies, but its not the [expletive] bible ( and im an atheist)How are statistics not relevant in this case? I'm not trying to be difficult, I just don't see why you would say that I don't matter in a statistical viewpoint.
see, you just dismiss if you dont like it.Cronos69 wrote:Show me a psychologist who never tried to diagnose themself, even for a single moment in their mind, and I'll show you a leprechaun. And he'll dance a happy little jig while playing a tiny violin.Jocephus wrote:
you're a pysch guy right? haven't you heard that you ain't supposed to diagnose yourself?
How are statistics not relevant in this case? I'm not trying to be difficult, I just don't see why you would say that I don't matter in a statistical viewpoint.Jocephus wrote:and yes, your description of statistics is correct...but again, thats at least 3,000 respondents...we're talking about YOU. [expletive] statistics. they are not relevant in this case. (adn i know the importance of statistics, my thesis is riddled with them).
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My situation does not relate to Skip Schumaker, carrying that analogy forward. He's achieved his goal. Whether he achieves it better than the throng of players out there doesn't really matter.
When it comes down to the inherent issue that I'm talking about, I argue that it really is the end-all truth, to borrow your words. I could go deeper but I think it would bore readers and/or would reveal a bit more of my psyche than I wish to bear, but suffice it to say the fact that I am the age I am and yet am as naive I am in certain areas leaves me completely out of the normal statistical boundary. The cheesy line would be "But that makes you unique!". Well, that's not an area I(nor anyone) would want to be unique within. Not in this society.Jocephus wrote:statistics are not the "end all truth". they may give you tendencies, but its not the [expletive] bible ( and im an atheist)