Question by Francis: How would you answer these questions about yourself?
How would you feel during a solar eclipse?
Would you describe yourself as intrigued by foreign cultures or as a person who prefers his/her own?
What, to you, is more synonymous with the word "weird"? exceptional? or problematic?
What do you think of modern art?
Would you describe yourself as a person who is focused more on the facts here and now or as a person who finds relationships between the here and now and the there and then?
Do you find yourself protecting what is unusual or avoiding it?
Where are you from?
(I'm trying to find a relationship between personal perception and geography. Thanks for answering!)
BTW, I'm going to give you career advice in the additional details. If you don't want it, please tell me
I'm very sorry to have taken so long to get back to you. Yesterday was Independence Day in USA. I hope you haven't forgotten about me.
The Snow Man and ThisIsHe are sensing types. Passionf is a very strong intuitive type (which was true of another Australian girl who responded to this question when I asked it before).
Sensing types: lawyers, judges, police officers, TV personalities, sales people, politicians
Intuitive types: MDs, psychologists, biologists, fantasy writers, renegades, revolutionaries,
Best answer:
Answer by The Snow ManAnswer 1 - I have seen a solar eclipse, and I loved it. I saw in South Wales, UK; and it is fascinating, though it 97%. I traveled a 100 miles to see and got up at 5am.
I was swimming in the sea at the time. August 1999.
Answer 2 - I am interested in China and Japan. I want go to see Japan one day, but I don't know if I will even get there with my illness.
Answer 3 - Do not understand the question
Answer 4 - Modern art is crap. A load of scribble that is sold for millions of dollars/pounds. Complete tosh!
Answer 5 - Both
Answer 6 - Not sure
Answer 7 - England
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Thursday, December 27, 2012
How would you answer these questions about yourself?
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