Hello.
I would consider myself to be a people observer.
I'm constantly observing people, analyzing them, trying to understand them, what makes them tick, why do they behave the way that they do, et cetera.
I find it really fascinating, for one, but also I think it helps me understand myself better.
I don't know.
Overall, I'm just a big fan of observing people, of analyzing people, of figuring people out.
But something I've noticed about people is that they tend to fall into one of three categories.
Category number one, people who are just aloof to the world around them, kind of clueless.
Category number two, people who are extremely aware of the world around them.
They have a lot of knowledge about a lot of different things, and they're extremely aware of what's happening in the world, what's going on around them, and even what's going on in their own brain.
And then you have category number three, which is people who are somewhere in the middle.
I'm not sure if you can decide what category you fall into.
I think you might be born into it just by nature.
I don't know.
I mean, maybe you could be naturally inclined to be in one category, but then force yourself to be in a different one.
But I think most of it is just who we are as people.
We're born that way.
But I've always wondered which extreme was a happier life.
Living with loads of knowledge, being hyper aware of the world, or being a little bit more clueless, a little bit more ignorant of maybe about the world around you, and just being free from complex issues, focusing on simpler things instead.
What's a happier life?