 einbar says: The more someone looks like us the more likely we are to help them, scientist find. Too true. But knowing that, should we compensate? Should we simply look at each individual as another passenger on the planet? How to overcome first impressions? But wouldn't an identical twin be well, identical? So how would one discriminate between someone resembling an identical twin or oneself. (Assuming this has nothing to do with spurious factors such as weight and haircut, which presumably would not have been identical with family members in past times.) The prostitute in the family tree? Have you ever heard about Szondi and his test? New meaning to "keeping it in the family" hahaha The most helpful people I have ever come across are the people in Japan. I was there 2 years ago. Me= as white as a white boy can be. hmmmmmm? Googleit: I had the opposite experience in Japan. Great people, but stand-offish in a sense. But, I found for western men as opposed to women, it was a completely different experience. But, I'm thinking you just may have found that out!? Thanks Vizipok http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1O87-Szonditest.html Szondi test n. A projective test consisting of 48 photographs of mental patients arranged in six groups, each group containing photographs of eight people representing eight basic psychological needs: a homosexual, a sadist, an epileptic, a hysteric, a catatonic schizophrenic, a paranoid schizophrenic, a depressive, and a manic patient. The respondent is asked to select the two most attractive and the two most repellent photographs from each group. The assumption underlying the test, based on the doctrine of genotropism, is that the respondent will tend to be attracted to photographs of people with similar genetic predispo... |
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