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“People who are open, it’s creativity, essentially. Creativity and verbal fluency together make up openness... People who are open have a hard time catalyzing their identity... They’re interested in everything. It makes it very hard for them to pursue one thing.”
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"Jack of all trades, Master of none" vibe after listening to this.
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Great description of the spectrum and social purpose of openess.
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And for the opposite? My granddaughter took the personality test, and was in 1% for openness, how do I help her?
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These tests are not "hard science"—I wouldn't draw conclusions based on them. Psychology is interesting but very young and presumptuous. We know a bit of the brain and not much of the mind. I'm sure that if adults live life in a passionate way, their kids will pick up on that.
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Blimey that's me.
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This is so true... Until you realize and become comfortable with flow as an identity characteristic as opposed to the more commons characteristics of station, place or destination.
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“It makes it very hard for them to pursue one thing.” - Exactly!
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