This post was originally going to be about people's roles in today's society, and how I feel that there are two types of friends: those motivated by their own self-interest, and those motivated by the interests of others (obviously the latter make better friends). Half-way through writing it, I realized it was boring, so now I'm just going to discuss my odd method of thinking. Why? Hell if I know.
Due to the fact that I'm a major self-professed geek, most of my thinking tends to be very logic-oriented. However, with that said, I'm not the typical geek either. When I was growing up (not that I've quit growing up, quite the contrary actually), we always did these little "what's your learning style?" and "what type of thinker are you?" surveys/quizzes in my various classes, only to discover that I'm a mix of many types of thinking methodologies. I can learn kinesthetically/tactually, or the more audio/visual learners. This, essentially, just boils down to which side of the brain is your dominant side: the right side (creative) or the left side (logic/deterministic). What I found out with these tests is that I can use each side, for the most part, interchangably; which means I can write a fictional story (using the right-side of my brain) or write some type of program (highly logic-based, thus being the left-side of my brain). This is the basis for the name of my blog: Creative Logic.
I could write more in this post, but IN SOVIET RUSSIA, POSTS WRITE YOU!