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Posted by Psy-T on Jan-08-2007 18:34:

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Originally posted by Fast Turtle
i don't think too much beyond feeling good.

hey, why aren't you on msn as often as you used to be?

Posted by Inertia on Jan-08-2007 18:36:

quote:
Originally posted by Psy-T
hey, why aren't you on msn as often as you used to be?

he's busy THINKING! gosh

Posted by Fast Turtle on Jan-08-2007 18:37:

quote:
Originally posted by Psy-T
hey, why aren't you on msn as often as you used to be?

i haven't had the desire so much, but i'll come on sometime for joo. <3

Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Jan-08-2007 18:37:

Re: Re: Do you think too much?

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Originally posted by Inertia
i can't believe no one has commented on how the author, to stop himself from thinking, went to TA.

Hadn't noticed that, haha.

Posted by TOR on Jan-08-2007 20:14:

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Originally posted by Ian
it is a serious problem though. I suffer badly with it. my mind automatically disects everything into so many little processes making what should be an easy task seem so hard.

I'm coping with the same problem ever since I quit my dayjob, simply because I have plenty of time to do so. I don't know why I tend to analyze everything around me, but from my experience being under pressure (e.g. deadlines at work) makes that tendency go away. So basically, what I'm doing now is to make sure I have lots of job interviews, just to keep me busy.

The biggest danger presents itself when you're trying to analyze something you don't understand or know very little about, e.g. the evolution of western society, certain behavioral aspects of mankind, etc., when you're starting to question everything that is considered normal and natural. That's when you get all depressed.

Posted by Lilith on Jan-08-2007 20:36:

Occupational hazard of too much continous lateral thinking, analysis of events, numbers and potential outcomes, which seems to slop over into time when I'm really just trying to relax so it causes a lot of anxiety.

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