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How do you "Think"?

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Lonely1
Ottawa, Ontario Canada
Posted: Aug 10, 2008, 5:09 PM CST
I understand that different individuals 'think' in different ways.

I myself am an 'Associative Thinker'. If I am speaking with someone and they mention a 'car accident', it will immediately bring to mind car accidents I was in, or I read about, or someone told me about. If I am not careful I would then begin to tell the person all about them in the next three hours. yawn

I was told by a female friend that she is an "Imaginative Thinker". If see sees' her partner reading a book on "Unsolved Murders", especially if they had an argument last night about who left the cap off the toothpaste, alarm bells would begin to go off! uh oh! She can remember the streets in a city she was in ten years ago, if she happens to be in the area again!!!

Another friend told me that when she gets up in the morning she thinks about everything she has to do. Not me. I think (?). Once I get up in the morning I go on autopilot until I have my coffee: Brush teeth. Shave. Get dressed. Make coffee.....
zzzz

Am I just weird or what? grin mumbling
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KrazieStill
Bristol, Connecticut USA
Posted: Aug 10, 2008, 5:13 PM CST
I think I think too much.dunno
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rwantin
Costa Mesa, California USA
Posted: Aug 10, 2008, 5:15 PM CST
I'm usually in a hurry to reconcile matters that plague me so. I've become much better at avoiding paralysis by analysis these days. smoking
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gypsykisses
Port Huron, Michigan USA
Posted: Aug 10, 2008, 5:16 PM CST
hmmm some say I think too much.............some say I don't think enough.....no one ever told me how I thought.....I guess I think deerty.........rolling on the floor laughing wine
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Claayer
Wild Wild South West, Cornwall, England UK
Posted: Aug 10, 2008, 5:21 PM CST
Oo I think waaaayyy too much.. day dream

My mind is just a big ole blurr of bumpf most of the time..

Even I can't work it out. giggle
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pvictoria
Victoria, Gozo Malta
Posted: Aug 10, 2008, 5:21 PM CST
I think I shouldn't think.

confused

What was I thinking or was it drinking ??????

laugh
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Claayer
Wild Wild South West, Cornwall, England UK
Posted: Aug 10, 2008, 5:22 PM CST
pvictoria wrote:
I think I shouldn't think.



What was I thinking or was it drinking ??????


haha laugh

Hellooo long time no see! wave hug
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Freeya
Mykonos, South Aegean Greece
Posted: Aug 10, 2008, 5:23 PM CST
i am always thining,
but i am having troubles with coordinating the 2 thinking devices with the appropriate times dunno
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trish123
Lancashire, Lancashire, England UK
Posted: Aug 10, 2008, 5:23 PM CST
Lonely1 wrote:
I understand that different individuals 'think' in different ways.

I myself am an 'Associative Thinker'. If I am speaking with someone and they mention a 'car accident', it will immediately bring to mind car accidents I was in, or I read about, or someone told me about. If I am not careful I would then begin to tell the person all about them in the next three hours.

I was told by a female friend that she is an "Imaginative Thinker". If see sees' her partner reading a book on "Unsolved Murders", especially if they had an argument last night about who left the cap off the toothpaste, alarm bells would begin to go off! She can remember the streets in a city she was in ten years ago, if she happens to be in the area again!!!

Another friend told me that when she gets up in the morning she thinks about everything she has to do. Not me. I think (?). Once I get up in the morning I go on autopilot until I have my coffee: Brush teeth. Shave. Get dressed. Make coffee.....


Am I just weird or what?


associative thinkers do my head in - you cant have a one on one conversatrion with an associative thinker cos they bring everything back round to themselves - I find that many of my friends who are coming out of relationships (myself too for that matter) get so lost in the various 'associations' that they completely lose sight of the 'self'..............
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pvictoria
Victoria, Gozo Malta
Posted: Aug 10, 2008, 5:25 PM CST
Claayer wrote:
haha

Hellooo long time no see!


Hello Claire.wave

I remedied this problem this weekend by squeezing in my mustard on CS.laugh
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roseofsharon
Buggered if I know where...?!!, Hampshire, England UK
Posted: Aug 10, 2008, 5:27 PM CST
Think??? Blimey..... I don't if I can help it!! rolling eyes

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Lonely1
Ottawa, Ontario Canada
Posted: Aug 10, 2008, 5:27 PM CST
trish123 wrote:
associative thinkers do my head in - you cant have a one on one conversatrion with an associative thinker cos they bring everything back round to themselves - I find that many of my friends who are coming out of relationships (myself too for that matter) get so lost in the various 'associations' that they completely lose sight of the 'self'..............


Thats it. Now I know I AM weird!frustrated
Dangdrinking
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mylifewithu
Springfield, Missouri USA
Posted: Aug 10, 2008, 5:29 PM CST
Lonely1 wrote:
Thats it. Now I know I AM weird!
Dang
I am one of those kind also, everyone does think I am weird, Oh well!!hug comfort laugh
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mylifewithu
Springfield, Missouri USA
Posted: Aug 10, 2008, 5:31 PM CST
I wonder what would happen to the conversations if two of those associate thinkers were together.rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing cheers
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Freeya
Mykonos, South Aegean Greece
Posted: Aug 10, 2008, 5:32 PM CST
mylifewithu wrote:
I wonder what would happen to the conversations if two of those associate thinkers were together.


lets talk about it conversing
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trish123
Lancashire, Lancashire, England UK
Posted: Aug 10, 2008, 5:41 PM CST
Lonely1 wrote:
Thats it. Now I know I AM weird!
Dang



nah - this is a bit sorta run of the mill normalish round here - oooops, unless of course Im weird too hahahaha - hmmmmmm, possibly thats so........ - have fun anyway sweetie hug teddy bear bouquet of flowers
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Lonely1
Ottawa, Ontario Canada
Posted: Aug 10, 2008, 5:42 PM CST
Then there is the "Strategic Thinkers". If you meet one of them run!!

E.g. when I am thinking which flower to buy her to get the relationship back on track, she may already have her bags packed, closed the joint account, selected her new apartment..... [DISCLAIMER: For illustrative purposes only!]

Anyone out there like that?innocent
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lucky200761
Blue Springs, Missouri USA
Posted: Aug 10, 2008, 6:28 PM CST
I'm a systems thinker...my social i.q. is through the roof and then some...can somebody say organized chaos!
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HJFinAZ
Sun (Sin) CIty, Arizona USA
Posted: Aug 10, 2008, 6:30 PM CST
Claayer wrote:
Oo I think waaaayyy too much..

My mind is just a big ole blurr of bumpf most of the time..

Even I can't work it out.


I "think" you should head for the mirror...grin
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Woadan
manassis, Virginia USA
Posted: Aug 10, 2008, 9:46 PM CST
Thinking.....about thinking.....hmm where to start? I don't know what type of thinker I am but I think (for lack of a better analogy) in puzzles that are incomplete. What that means is that as I talk to someone their words fill in pieces of puzzles in my head. It gives me a clearer (in most cases) picture of what they want to convey. "Pieces" are made by all sorts of things including personal experience, empathy, deduction, or from things I've gotten from other people directly. Then things take a "left turn" and all the various possibilities unfold about what they are saying. Do they really know the "something" they are giving me or is there more to it? Does the piece they gave me fit? If not, why? (I'm a technician btw) I find it almost impossible to ask an inteligent question if I don't fully understand what I'm being told. I've been told that I'm a "literalist" which I tend to agree with I lack a better term :) If you know one, please let me know! If you asked someone to fix something or to give advice on a subject, wouldn't their understanding of the problem/situation be kind of be a desired prerequisite? Ok if your brain hasen't exploded by this point BRAVO! :-)

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