My random ruminations

Advisory: In this post I'm going to refer to the Myers Briggs' Type Theory extensively. So, to better understand this, I suggest that you familiarise yourself with it first. Everybody listens to music. Everybody has their own choices. Some like all kinds. Some like some aspects of all genres. Some just listen to fill the silence, without really listening to it. People are defined by their music choices. So much are the people defined by it, that at some personality classification site I saw music instruments being assigned to personality types. And I can't deny that the instrument for me is something I really like to listen to, but still, I'm the 'some aspects of all genres' guy (It's piano, btw).

I have been finding things to write about since a long time. Then I had a discussion with one of my more emotional and thus less logical classmate, whom I rarely even greet, on a sociological topic (sounds more scholarly than the real thing, seeing as it started on the freshman hotties). The classmate displayed a low aptitude to pursue a multifaceted, multivariable non-linear logical thought process. So, I was easily bored and started one of my subroutines while talking with him. I started analysing his arguments in a direction to predict the dude's hang-ups, insecurities etc by looking through the minor incoherencies, logical gaps and fall-throughs in his arguments. I thought of writing about the extrapolation I had done on my observations between the elevator and my room. While writing about it, I wanted to write 'emotions and logic cannot coexist'. But I knew there is much more to it than that. So, I decided to write on this topic.