Beyond Comprehension?

[Tres Bien]

Well...no one has ever understood me, or what i am saying usually till this day. I end up explaining something a thousand times, ive gone through life always explaining to others about things, i dont want to go and study because i have gotten tired of always beeing the one who disagres or have a different point of view from evferyone, and end up beeing the one who explains things to others..instead of learning myself. sounds extreme, but thats the way its been till now...lol...im moving to new-guinea to get rid of "myself."

[anileve]

I am sorry, I am not exactly sure what you mean. Could you please explain again?

[dusken]

I am sorry, I am not exactly sure what you mean. Could you please explain again?

I like that one. It reminds me of myself.

[anileve]

I like that one. It reminds me of myself.

Satan forbid!

[Tres Bien]

Ahk, finally somebody who understand me, lol

*ashamed*

No honestly though...
im moving to france or some other country. I need some intellectual stimulance wich cant be easily found in this country, * raises a toast *

[hyebruin]

I'm sorry which side do you live on because I must live on the other.

some people live soooo 'outside' the box they're actually in another box!!

[Crimson Glow]

There are people who live INSIDE the box, and people who live OUTSIDE the box. These two kinda of people cannot discuss ideas without trying to kill each other because the will never understand what the other is trying to say.

Actually, the whole point of being "outside the box" is realizing the ideas you've come to know and assume are true are part of "the box" in the first place. So, an "outsider" should have no trouble understanding the thoughts of an "insider", since he/she was there once. The frustration comes in when the "outsider" tries to explain his/her perception to someone who's mind is concretely trapped "inside the box", as you put it.

[HyeJinx1984]

Actually, the whole point of being "outside the box" is realizing the ideas you've come to know and assume are true are part of "the box" in the first place. So, an "outsider" should have no trouble understanding the thoughts of an "insider", since he/she was there once. The frustration comes in when the "outsider" tries to explain his/her perception to someone who's mind is concretely trapped "inside the box", as you put it.

You are so correct. I just didn't want to piss off those people who are inside the box by calling them unimaginative and inferior.

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[Crimson Glow]

I just didn't want to piss off those people who are inside the box by calling them unimaginative and inferior.

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Ooops.

AAAAHAHAHAHAHA....hahaha....haha...ha-......I mean uhhhh....*ahem*....

*whistles innocently while walking away*

[Siggie]

You are so correct. I just didn't want to piss off those people who are inside the box by calling them unimaginative and inferior.

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Ooops.

Actually I didn't even mean understanding someone's point of you or something creative necessarily. I made this post in reference to my experience with people who just can't grasp a concept or theory in statistics. This is more frequent with having to perform some mental acrobatics in order to manipulate images when dealing with the geometry of multivariate statistics.

Difference between that and listing new potential uses for a brick.