somehow i can’t stand the experience of listening to podcasts? i think something feels subtly bad to me about listening to voices w/o seeing accompanying faces
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Can you say any more about what kind of subtle badness? On my end, podcasts and phone calls are both good. Sort of disembodied, but I don’t (currently) have an objection to the diembodiedness.
(Caveat: This might not be a fruitful direction to take the conversation.) I’ve kinda stopped being interested in cognitive-personality quirks like this. We all have them (e.g., I love podcasts but hate phone calls), but I don’t see what it all adds up to.
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Strikes me like trying to catalogue randomness So I guess I’m especially curious if Divia can articulate why she’s curious here and what she might hope to learn — to see if there’s something I’m missing.
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I’ve had a pretty good run of enjoying this type of digging lately. Sometimes it’s deep, and when it’s not deep sometimes the thing shifts!
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I know what you mean - it does seem possible to deeply investigate the source of personality quirks, but IME it mostly ends up being a fun categorization game with few actionable insights. Always happy to be wrong though!
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i think it's quite hard but possible to play this game in a way that leads to actionable insights. among other things i think it requires a level of introspection that most people just don't have
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