No. I am intellectually superior to most human beings that's why I always see through things.
I always have my own opinion because I can see things others cannot.
Topic: Are you independent minded or controlled/limited by "The Crowd"? (Read 232 times)
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January 19, 2018, 02:14:46 AM
Do you actually think that someone who is not independent would actually be capable of exerting enough self-awareness to realize their existence as a part of "the crowd"?
Yes, there would be at least a small % of people who know they need to be more brave, great answer though, thanks for the mini-lol.
Then there are a few who realize in much more detail what is going on in this world, but as soon as they do they usually stop caring about the games of "the crowd".
I have yet to meet someone who realizes that the crowd is a thing that hasn't pretty much instantly broken off of that way of living life.
Which is actually surprising. I'm sure there are some people who realize it and would still play along. Not like there's a problem with that after all.
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Most people are part of the crowd and wouldn't even realize it if you spelt it out for them.
Then there are a few who realize in much more detail what is going on in this world, but as soon as they do they usually stop caring about the games of "the crowd".
Then there are a few who realize in much more detail what is going on in this world, but as soon as they do they usually stop caring about the games of "the crowd".
H Nalienni, You are independent minded, and possibly qualified for great success.
December 27, 2017, 10:12:02 PM
I am both. Because in order for me to be independent on something i still needed to depend on others too. I believe in, No man is an island.
December 27, 2017, 01:29:52 AM
Are you independent minded or controlled/limited by "The Crowd"?
How do you know?
When is the last time you tried something different, without waiting to see if others are already responding?
December 27, 2017, 01:10:51 AM
People, cum are independent individuals, but also a limited number of people, individuals can not do without the help of a second person, the crowd ultimately, and personal efforts.
November 16, 2017, 10:49:23 PM
personally i hate hive mind consensus thinking. U might as well be dead.
Seems to work well for bees, ants and other animals. It's not the kind of life that I would like to live either though. I much prefer analyzing all possible outcomes from different perspectives, even those that I don't like and then rethink situations once I gain more information a few weeks, months or even years later. November 16, 2017, 09:52:08 PM
personally i hate hive mind consensus thinking. U might as well be dead.
November 16, 2017, 09:47:05 PM
Do you actually think that someone who is not independent would actually be capable of exerting enough self-awareness to realize their existence as a part of "the crowd"?
Yes, there would be at least a small % of people who know they need to be more brave, great answer though, thanks for the mini-lol.
Then there are a few who realize in much more detail what is going on in this world, but as soon as they do they usually stop caring about the games of "the crowd".
I have yet to meet someone who realizes that the crowd is a thing that hasn't pretty much instantly broken off of that way of living life.
Which is actually surprising. I'm sure there are some people who realize it and would still play along. Not like there's a problem with that after all.
October 26, 2017, 08:45:11 PM
Both, but sometimes I am able to take a leap at something new, even when others are not.
Common: Accepting the beliefs and behaviors embedded in the status quo as accurate “best,” “right,” and unchangeable.
Uncommon: There is immense value in being able to think and act independently in a world of conformity and convention – in fact, all innovation and novelty depend on it. It can be challenging to free ourselves from the explicit and implicit forces that keep our brain in the box, but that doesn’t mean it’s impossible.
https://www.theuncommonlife.com/blog/2011/04/21/win-battle-conformity-convention/
Common: Accepting the beliefs and behaviors embedded in the status quo as accurate “best,” “right,” and unchangeable.
Uncommon: There is immense value in being able to think and act independently in a world of conformity and convention – in fact, all innovation and novelty depend on it. It can be challenging to free ourselves from the explicit and implicit forces that keep our brain in the box, but that doesn’t mean it’s impossible.
https://www.theuncommonlife.com/blog/2011/04/21/win-battle-conformity-convention/
October 26, 2017, 06:17:48 PM
Do you actually think that someone who is not independent would actually be capable of exerting enough self-awareness to realize their existence as a part of "the crowd"?
Yes, there would be at least a small % of people who know they need to be more brave, great answer though, thanks for the mini-lol.
October 26, 2017, 06:08:23 PM
Everyone is apart of "the crowd"
October 26, 2017, 05:37:47 PM
Do you actually think that someone who is not independent would actually be capable of exerting enough self-awareness to realize their existence as a part of "the crowd"?
October 26, 2017, 04:28:59 PM
Are you independent minded or controlled/limited by "The Crowd"?
How do you know?
When is the last time you tried something different, without waiting to see if others are already responding?
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