3. There is a professional next to you. How do you know they are a professional? How do you evaluate their skill?
-(I will answer this not trying to question whether they are a professional)
-I think I can tell.
-Physical movements are a signifier. How they move themselves.
-Actions always have a certain rythm of movement you can't put on paper but...you can just, tell.
-However, actions also have a mechanical component to them as well. The actual movements are one as well, as tiny as they may be. A difference in an inch means everything.
-Their facial reactions, body language, and expressions of emotion are one. People act differently depending on how much they have been in a situation.
-Them as a whole. Their vibe, or soul as well gives off information. I'm not sure how, but I can tell.

4. If you struggle to do something, how do you fix that? Do you know if your performance is better or worse than others?
-I try to break whatever I did down, retracing the steps and each element and aspect of the action. I look for any errors, then restart the something. If it is not minor, I don't restart the entire thing.
-To do this, I compare specific aspects and elements in my performance to others to see. I can tell very well. It just kinda comes to me and I know. I'm not sure how.

1. What is a whole? Can you identify its parts? Are the parts equivalent to the whole?
-I think everything is both a part and a whole. It just depends how you look at it. I think one can choose to consider something a part or a whole.
-When I consider something a whole, I can easily identify its parts. For me, looking at something as a whole allows me to highlight and isolate every single part of it.
-I see them like folders full of files. They don't have some inherent value; wholes are folders full of parts that are stuff, and parts are fractions of a whole that has a greater meaning or signifier.

2. What does “logical” mean? What is your understanding? Do you think that it correlates with the common view? How do you know you are being logical?
-I think logical is kinda a synonym for numbers/math/reductionism. To think about something logically is to increasingly think about it reductionally and more like math, and it to think like "input --> output".
-I think there is a good chance it does, but I'm not sure.
-I don't bother thinking about it. I don't think something being logical makes it more important or valuable that something that could be considered "illogical". When both things exist in the same way, there really is no difference.

3. What is hierarchy? Give examples of hierarchies. Do you need to follow it? Why or why not?
-I think hierarchy is a logical way of organizing things assigning certain values to them.
-An example could be a leader and 10 followers, where in this organized hierarchy of people, the leader is assigned more "value" than the follower.
-I don't think there is a such thing as a need to. This value is assigned by thought and it is an abstract.

5. Are your ideas consistent? How do you know they are consistent? How do you spot inconsistency in others’ ideas?
-I think so.
-Because what leads me to my ideas I think is in my base functioning. If you input the same thing, you get the same output, when it comes to ideas for me. I have a pattern of thinking I'm inclined to follow.
-I believe the same thing applies to other people. However, I think that some people are inclined (and maybe myself, though I am unable to tell) are inclined to think inconsistently.

2. How do you find harmony with your environment? How do you build a harmonious environment? What happens if this harmony is disturbed?
-Adaption through malleability of thoughts and feelings.
-By changing myself, whether it be increased expression or suppresion.
-I redo it.

4. How do you express yourself in your hobbies? How do you engage yourself with those things?
-I don't have hobbies per se. I also am too afraid to express myself.
-I'm not sure what "engage" means. I suppose I dedicate increasingly more mindspace for the things I do.

1. Is it acceptable to express emotions in public? Give examples of inappropriate expression of emotions.
-What is "acceptable" is subjective. There is no answer.
-Personally, I think it is. I think all emotions are acceptable. I personally supress all of mine, but I don't *want* that. I'm trying to allow myself to be angry and cry, for example.
-I'm not sure.

2. How do you express your emotions? Can you tell how your expressions affect others in a positive or negative way?
-It influences, permeates, controls, and decides, all my actions and thoughts.
-I'm not sure how to tell, because when I am emotional I lose my ability to just >see< things. Which I am very good at.

1. How can you tell how much emotional space there is between yourself and others? How can you affect this space?
-I can. Very well. I'm not sure how. I just know.
-I see how everything affects the space. From responses to tone to wording to thoughts to feelings to actions, I am hyperaware of this. I don't feel I need to spend 10 pages describing how.

4. How do you know that you are a moral person? where do you draw your morality from? Do you believe others should share your beliefs on what’s moral? Why?
-When it feels right. That's when I know.
-I draw my morality from my personality.
-Not at all. I think many people have different ways of approaching morality, and the people who grab morality from their personality most likely have different ideals altogether.

1. How can you tell someone has the potential to be a successful person? What qualities make a successful person and why?
-Success is abstract and subjective and an impossible concept to reach like happiness.
-We can only go towards what is considered success. One thing I know for sure is that it is something one feels, not thinks.

4. Describe your thought process when relating the following ideas: swimming, chicken, sciences. Do you think that others would draw the same or different connections?
-I thought: action, animal, method.
-Animals do actions. Actions have method.
-Probably.

1. How do people change? Can you describe how various events change people? Can others see those changes?
-People change through situations, interactions, and events. They change thinking and feeling, ultimately changing the persons actions, which are the only thing that show.
-Yes. People think they don't and don't want to think they don't, but they show. Everybody can be read like a book, and everything percieved is a page.

2. How do you feel and experience time? Can time be wasted? How?
-My feel and perception of time is inconsistent. It seems to be random for me.
-Most definitely. Time is a currency to spend on actions. It can be wasted by not spending your money.

5. In what situations is timing important? How do you know the time is right to act? How do you feel about waiting for the right moment?
-Timing determines the outcome and taking of everything. Every cause and effect. Whether it be interaction with somebody or doing a physical or mental task.
-I just know. It comes to me very well. But I have a very easy time breaking it down... why my intiution was so correct. I can look at what came to me and think about it logically.
-I don't think there is an inherent positivity or negativity to it. It's what life is.

This is a pretty good look into my thought processes.