are you a keen observer of life

Secondly, let me explain that I am an expert in recognizing people's characters.

how do u know i am 18

i m 18 how do i increase my height

what do u think about my 2nd observaton

Mills75 wrote:

dinsa wrote:

While it has been said that the eyes are the windows to the soul, how do you know the individual doesn't have a nervous condition

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You mean a nutcase? Biochemically sad, a weirdo? a chemical anomaly?

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Mills75 wrote:

dinsa wrote:

While it has been said that the eyes are the windows to the soul, how do you know the individual doesn't have a nervous condition

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You mean a nutcase? Biochemically sad, a weirdo? a chemical anomaly?

You just about made me snarf my milk. Actually, I was referring to more cosmetic conditions; for example, I knew this guy whose eyes continuously darted hither and thither due to nerve damage.

Observation no. 2
Luck=opportunity+preparation. Agreed?

I make it a habit to keep my eyes shut when observing other peoples eyes. I like to make random guesses as to their character. If, in making a random guess, I find their character to be unaceptable, I shoot them. (I open one eye when shooting so as not to miss their character and wound them in the knee.)

Sturgis and John Jones: as my students would say, "Don't be a hater!" :wink:

dinsa wrote:

how do u know i am 18

dinsa wrote:

i m 18 how do i increase my height

Gee, I don't know dinsa.. Did it ever occur to you that there may be more than just you who can be observant of people's characters here?

dinsa wrote:

what do u think about my 2nd observaton

It's not inclusive enough. It only embraces a one sided view, accentuating only the positive and neglecting the negative aspect by definition. For every action (force) there is an equal and opposite reaction. To take it seriously, one must look at the circumstances that work for OR against an individual.

Mills75 wrote:

Sturgis and John Jones: as my students would say, "Don't be a hater!" :wink:

I don't know these students of whom you speak. Are they from around these parts? Details, I need details (as opposed to d-tales).

Lady J wrote:

dinsa wrote:

how do u know i am 18

dinsa wrote:

i m 18 how do i increase my height

Gee, I don't know dinsa.. Did it ever occur to you that there may be more than just you who can be observant of people's characters here?

dinsa wrote:

what do u think about my 2nd observaton

It's not inclusive enough. It only embraces a one sided view, accentuating only the positive and neglecting the negative aspect by definition. For every action (force) there is an equal and opposite reaction. To take it seriously, one must look at the circumstances that work for OR against an individual.

Ok that looks like a one-sided opinion. But LadyJ, when I say luck, I do not mean the luck that wins you lotteries or makes you stumble upon an Aladdin's lamp while you are strolling your way across downtown New York.
The luck that I talk about is the one people, out of envy, like to impose on diligent successful individuals. For instance, suppose Sam has been promoted to the post of Chief Executive from Manager. So, others with green eyes - the subordinates who couldn't make it to that spot- come running away to Sam and snap, " So, Sam you are lucky again!"
I wish to convey this observation to that clique of people- and let me tell them that the luck, which honest and successful chaps seem to be bestowed with is actually an opportunity that they were able to grab coz they were prepared for it- they bent over backwards for it.




Lady J, I appreciate your views. I have read many of your posts. May I ask how did you gain such cognizance in matters of complicated human psychology? Please visit one of my other forums under the same category by the subject line ' do you know your brain is getting better with age?'
Your insights will be of great use to others and me sharing their experiences there.

dinsa wrote:

Observation no. 2
Luck=opportunity+preparation. Agreed?

I think of luck as that naturally occurring randomness that acts for or against you in any given situation. In other words, you can't control it, just try to compensate for it.

How about this observation: the more you know, the more you know that you don't know.

By the way, I doubt that it is your own observation. If that is, may I ask what life experiences make you feel so?

No matter how politely you criticize anyone they are bound to feel bad. I have felt this in my family and seen this among friends. Even if I know my hair is looking bad and expect that others might comment, anyone dare not say ' hey, didn't you wash your hair properly? They look so sticky." At such a remark I would really feel like punching him right into the middle of his nose no matter how well intended his words are. Is it possible that there is no such thing as polite criticism - criticism is criticism after all? What do you feel friends? We are all from different backgrounds and countries and that ensures a great variety in experiences. Can you recount instances which might verify the above reflections?

I have noticed that characterless people can be judged from faces

I have noticed that characterless people can be judged from faces.they have strange eyes. What do you think?