So you take one. You subtract one. And you get negative thirty-six.
Not a math major, eh?
So basically, what we have here is an anime obsessed socially dysfunctional college freshman who just took his first Psych class, and decided now he knows everything there is to know.
So basically, what we have here is an anime obsessed socially dysfunctional college freshman who just took his first Psych class, and decided now he knows everything there is to know.
Basically. He's formed a relationship with a childrens' cartoon character, allowed himself to realize the fantasy, and he frames the rest of his social interactions through the prism of that alternate reality. He's become detached from reality to the point that he believes himself to be of superior intelligence and possessing reasoning abilities than the "others" that populate the "real" world... as "they" just don't have the capacity to understand the higher plane that he has achieved.
His only return to reality is when he is about to fall asleep masturbating to the Rukia poster he no doubt has next to his bed.
The longer this thread goes the more I actually feel bad for him and his sickness. But I still laugh.
FTFYmy brain has the capacity to post only pony memes.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critical_thinking
"In a narrow sense, critical thinking has been described as “the correct assessing of statements.”[2] It has also been described popularly and narrowly as "thinking about thinking."[3] It has been described in a much more comprehensive sense as "the intellectually disciplined process of actively and skillfully conceptualizing, applying, analyzing, synthesizing, and/or evaluating information gathered from, or generated by, observation, experience, reflection, reasoning, or communication, as a guide to belief and action"[4] More recently, critical thinking has been described as "the process of purposeful, self-regulatory judgment, which uses reasoned consideration to evidence, context, conceptualizations, methods, and criteria."
You're going to have to ask more difficult questions for that to be a challenge. I didn't have to write a single word.
Anyway, this is why I said you need to break out Intro to Psych. Psych is considerably broader than just a recitation of the DSM IV.
Is that all you've got? Is this the best you can do?
So basically, what we have here is a ... college freshman ...
Pwnt is pwnt. I'm sorry if you were expecting something transcendent -- you didn't give me anything complex to work with.
Look on the bright side: At least it wasn't dictionary.com.
That's very generous.
I was under the impression that few high schools teach psychology.
That is clearly not an intelligent reply. The intelligent thing for you to do would be to either not reply or continue to play the game. You're doing neither.
That's very generous.
I was referring more to the student part.
So basically, what we have here is an anime obsessed socially dysfunctional college freshman who just took his first Psych class, and decided now he knows everything there is to know.
LMAO!Yes, that's right... you just have to keep digging that hole. Before long your entire ego will be able to fit in it.
Yes, that's right... you just have to keep digging that hole. Before long your entire ego will be able to fit in it.
You bet your ass. My daughter doesn't have a Facebook page and won't in the near future. It's not censorship, it's good parenting.
Egotistical people are egotistical.
And how did we manage to have ponies in a high school sex quiz ?