It seems that you enjoy learning -- but you wrote "researcher", rather than "student", which conveys to me that you like interacting with knowledge just as much as you enjoy having knowledge interact with you. Obviously music and religion (am I assuming correctly? Your previous blog entries support this guess :) are important to you. Your three words seem to be fairly separate. I think it means you like doing many different kinds of things, but you have things in particularly you spend a lot of energy on.
What your first beat convey to me is that you may be intrigued by science a lot and love to explore new techniques or knowledge. The word "research" seems more professional and more concentrated with a single object, which implies that you are kind of absorbed in a certain subject you want to contribute to . "Musician" gives me a sense about what you love to do besides studying and what you really passionate about. And it also seems that you define yourself to be with a strong will and have firm faith on what you are doing by the beat "believer".
It's interesting that your descriptive words seem to get more progressively more personal. Researcher conveys that you enjoy learning (although in a more interactive way than a simple student does), and possibly serves as a descriptor of your current occupation in a manner of speaking. The word musician is a more personal word, as it (presumably) describes an activity that you greatly enjoy during your free time. Finally, believer is the most personal word that you use, and your inclusion of it in such a limited example conveys a deep conviction that forms an integral part of how you view the world.
I'm not sure whether this shows conflict or concordance. Probably both. All of your terms entail a certain aesthetic of experience - but at the same time, they carry very different ways of looking at the world which take some work to reconcile in a stable fashion.
I disagree with hleowens about "believer" being the most personal term - all of the terms strike me as equally personal. But that could just be the result of my own experiencing of each.
From these three words, it seems that rather than learn directly from books and lectures, you prefer the deep interaction that research provides. Having musician as the second word suggests that you enjoy the act of making and playing music otherwise you could have chosen "music" as your second word. Your third word, believer, indicates that faith is an important aspect of your life and helps to motivate you to do things such as doing research and being a musician.
It seems that you enjoy learning -- but you wrote "researcher", rather than "student", which conveys to me that you like interacting with knowledge just as much as you enjoy having knowledge interact with you.
ReplyDeleteObviously music and religion (am I assuming correctly? Your previous blog entries support this guess :) are important to you.
Your three words seem to be fairly separate. I think it means you like doing many different kinds of things, but you have things in particularly you spend a lot of energy on.
What your first beat convey to me is that you may be intrigued by science a lot and love to explore new techniques or knowledge. The word "research" seems more professional and more concentrated with a single object, which implies that you are kind of absorbed in a certain subject you want to contribute to .
ReplyDelete"Musician" gives me a sense about what you love to do besides studying and what you really passionate about. And it also seems that you define yourself to be with a strong will and have firm faith on what you are doing by the beat "believer".
It's interesting that your descriptive words seem to get more progressively more personal. Researcher conveys that you enjoy learning (although in a more interactive way than a simple student does), and possibly serves as a descriptor of your current occupation in a manner of speaking. The word musician is a more personal word, as it (presumably) describes an activity that you greatly enjoy during your free time. Finally, believer is the most personal word that you use, and your inclusion of it in such a limited example conveys a deep conviction that forms an integral part of how you view the world.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure whether this shows conflict or concordance. Probably both. All of your terms entail a certain aesthetic of experience - but at the same time, they carry very different ways of looking at the world which take some work to reconcile in a stable fashion.
ReplyDeleteI disagree with hleowens about "believer" being the most personal term - all of the terms strike me as equally personal. But that could just be the result of my own experiencing of each.
From these three words, it seems that rather than learn directly from books and lectures, you prefer the deep interaction that research provides. Having musician as the second word suggests that you enjoy the act of making and playing music otherwise you could have chosen "music" as your second word. Your third word, believer, indicates that faith is an important aspect of your life and helps to motivate you to do things such as doing research and being a musician.
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