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Analytical Thinkers

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Would you describe yourself as an analytical thinker?

-Do you relive past experiences in order to try and make sense of them?

-Do you indulge in in-depth thinking about yourself and your surroundings?

-Do you enjoy pondering?

-Do you sometimes use daydreaming as a tool to understand things better?

-Do you find that the perceptions you've made about yourself and the world around you appear in your daydreams as symbols?

-In summary, are you described as someone who thinks a lot, and finds philosophical questions entertaining?

This group is for people who love to analyze!

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Latest Activity: Jul 3

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In my mind

Started by Rachel S.. Last reply by roxanne Jun 30, 2013. 1 Reply 2 Likes

I analyze many philosophical questions and in a way I find that a blessing. I have the sense that I can understand different points of view better than others because of this. Because the characters…Continue

can I have everyone sa my Philosophy buddies?

Started by Carly Cole. Last reply by Carly Cole Jun 29, 2013. 8 Replies 1 Like

next month i'll be entering college and my course. . . . It's BA in Philosophy. So if I could have people from here to ponder along it will be much appreciated :) because I'm getting quite tired…Continue

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Comment by 4everlost23 on April 20, 2014 at 5:28pm: This is me alright. I enjoy it to, I've been analyzing since I was a child. There is no way I'll ever stop.

Comment by greyartist on May 3, 2013 at 6:19am: hey, I analyze my DDs and what they might mean, where they come from, if they are telling me something. But I also have DDs where my characters analyze things. Especialy historical mysteries, like right now my characters are having dinner discussing the extintion of the neandertals.

Comment by Emilia on April 21, 2013 at 11:51am: I love analyzing. I'm constantly thinking and pulling things apart in order to understand them better - even futile things. Simply because I enjoy it. I've always been described as a deep thinker, or someone who thinks too much. This has impacted the style of my daydreaming. My storylines and ideal characters are full of the interpretations I've made about both myself and just about everything else. You could even say that daydreaming is a way to make sense of what I've understood so far even better.

Whilst on here, I've come across two people who do something similar to this, and I'm pretty sure there are lots more. To start a discussion on this would be something quite wonderful.