A discussion of the complexities of human interaction
While me and Dan Kaschel talked on AIM one day, I said something like "You don't really know who I am," which is quite typical of me. While we pondered this statement together we concluded that one uses that phrase to have people think they are more complex than they really are, to be more mysterious. We agreed this was a shallow way of interacting with people, and I thank Dan for not putting it over my head, but I am a shallow person. I don't understand why I said that. Do I want to be more complex, more mysterious to people? Am I that self conscious? What could anyone gain from being more complex? I think that if someone is more open to others, and their feelings are mutual, that person gains happiness. However, I am excluded from this click of people because I am a half-isolationist, half-shy person who really doesn't care about interact;ing with some people. As I said in my last article I am getting over my naivity, and so I cannot isolate myself to show that I am over them by knowledge standards, so I guess I should be more simple in my life. So, my parting words are, by reading my blog, you know all about me. Have a socially invigorating day.
QED
Jay