Starting a thread...

[RESiNATE]

Have you ever, like, tried to start a new thread about something, but when you got to a certain point

RESiNATE Reviewed by RESiNATE on 01-01-2005. Starting a thread... Have you ever, like, tried to start a new thread about something, but when you got to a certain point Rating: 5

[apsinthion]

I've forgotten what I was gonna say..........

[RESiNATE]

lol Aps
Yeah, it's just, like...well...I dunno...

[apsinthion]

Sometime's I get a real urge to start a thread, so I go to make one and can't think of a subject lol.

Then I get bored trying to think of one and give up.

[poorman3]

why i do this............

[RESiNATE]

lol
Yeah, I was sat here, having an intelligent conversation with myself.
I was making some very valid points!
So I thought, that would make a good thread...but when i sat down to type it out, I struggled with how I was going to introduce the subject.

In fact, I spent so long trying to figure out an introduction, that I completely forgot what it was I wanted to say!

I blame the parents, myself...

[apsinthion]

Like this...........

http://www.solonline.org/pra/tool/conversation.html

[RESiNATE]

Shit, dude...that was very interesting, thanks

It's kinda answered some questions that I had about myself lol
I always called it 'tangential thinking', and have been doing it for years...talking to myself lmfaooo
I also do alot of 'thought experimentation'...like, work through a logistical problem in my head, or dissect a bit of engineering in my mind to see how it would work.
Apparently, Einstein did most of his theoretical thinking like this.
(which would make sense, I spose...duh! lol)
But you know what I mean

So, cool...I'm not mad ..........theoretically, speaking

[apsinthion]

You mean taking a step back and breaking down a problem into little pieces then gaining a better understanding of each element and then bringing them all together in order to reach a solution?

[RESiNATE]

You mean taking a step back and breaking down a problem into little pieces then gaining a better understanding of each element and then bringing them all together in order to reach a solution?

ummm...not quite sure what you're trying to say there, Aps..

I'm talking about reaching a solution by bringing the bits that I understand together, after I've broken the initial problem down.

Is that what you mean?