This is one I am still developing. Here it is as I think of it now.
Assumption:
Each individual lives in a bubble. This bubble is our individuality. It is built up of whatever experiences we have lived through and whatever conclusions we have drawn in our years of life. Out of our weltanschauung as it were. These all comprise the material of the bubble, it's appearance, it's texture. The bubble can expand, contract, attain new dimensions and/or shapes. I believe that in most cases a gradual hardening occurs as a person gets older.
The probable nature of change of the bubble will occur according to a particular logic. This is the 'nature' of the person involved. Or 'character'. If the logic of change is consistently traceable, then person is referred to as being of constant character. In most cases, interaction with other bubbles will cause a modification of the attributes.
Hypothesis:
I believe that this is why no one person can truly look at the world through any perspective other than their own. As in, we're primarily selfish and self-centred beings. What we call our own: our friends, possessions and family are, in our bubbles, extensions of us. We relate ourself to those things and allow them influence over our bubbles. Thus whatever we do, is coloured by self interest and whatever we see is coloured by our perceptions.
Assumption:
Each individual lives in a bubble. This bubble is our individuality. It is built up of whatever experiences we have lived through and whatever conclusions we have drawn in our years of life. Out of our weltanschauung as it were. These all comprise the material of the bubble, it's appearance, it's texture. The bubble can expand, contract, attain new dimensions and/or shapes. I believe that in most cases a gradual hardening occurs as a person gets older.
The probable nature of change of the bubble will occur according to a particular logic. This is the 'nature' of the person involved. Or 'character'. If the logic of change is consistently traceable, then person is referred to as being of constant character. In most cases, interaction with other bubbles will cause a modification of the attributes.
Hypothesis:
I believe that this is why no one person can truly look at the world through any perspective other than their own. As in, we're primarily selfish and self-centred beings. What we call our own: our friends, possessions and family are, in our bubbles, extensions of us. We relate ourself to those things and allow them influence over our bubbles. Thus whatever we do, is coloured by self interest and whatever we see is coloured by our perceptions.
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