posted September 30, 2004 12:36 PM              

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Your immediate response to the world is one of mental exploration, rather than emotional flowing reaction. The world is perceived as an inextinguishable source of fascination, overflowing with a myriad of stimulating facts, theories and beliefs. New horizons beckon, and there seems to be scope to investigate the unusual and the different ways of living on this multi-hued planet. With so much to delve into, so many different paths that you can walk, the problem is that of choice. Where do you start? There is the fear that by choosing Route 1, you could then miss that fascinating experience down Route 66. This could be one of your weaknesses - that you lack the discipline of perseverance, and that your mind may like to flit from one intriguing subject to another that suddenly attracts your attention. Inner continuity may need to be developed, both to improve your ability to concentrate, and to make the best use of your talent for acquiring knowledge in daily life. Or is it just stored on that mental level, unconnected to real living?

You have little patience with ignorance, your own or that of anyone else. You have a compulsion to find out, and will feel restless until you have made some progress. Your mind will store those themes as 'little fascinations', subjects that have picqued your curiosity; and eventually you will have to take steps to satisfy it. You can be a little intolerant with others who have less exploratory minds, and with those who are deceitful in their interpersonal relationships.

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*Here's the whole LONG thing*

All of this is VERY true about me! Especially the flitting around from subject to subject bit. It's a total compulsion.

The ignorance thing too.

posted September 30, 2004 10:30 PM              

I'd say that this description fits me. I do read EVERYTHING... the back of the toothbrush package, my whole owner's manual to my car (even the repair manual, because I do change oil/brakes/filters all by myself... all self taught out of the book!) The ignorance thing is true too... not that I think anyone is stupid for not knowing something, but w/the WWW or books or other media, how can someone plead ignorance of anything.... if they really REALLY want to know, they can find out all types of information.
Jumping from one thing to another... it depends on how much time I have/want to give something...

The world is just one big wonder to explore!