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Who am I when i'm not looking?
Jul. 17th, 2006 12:09 pmGoede Morgen comrades, allies, voyeurs and casual observers!
Today finds me in the midst of performing some routine maintenace and a few diagnostic checks on the cluster of neuroprograms, that when considered in their totality, comprise the Ego-Vessel. The Ego-Vessel is a biological navigation device I use to interact with a constantly shifting enviornment of which I am a part of and not a part of simultaneously. This Ego-Vessel (which I call "I" and some of you call Rob, Robby, Mr.Mosca, Jack Babalon or that 'guy with all the long posts on LJ')is currently attempting to recalibrate it's self awareness protocols in an attempt to align itself better with the current enviornment. One part of the above mentioned diagnostic check is seeing how "I" interact with other Ego-Vessels (each unique in it's own way: From the cold beauty of a BattleShip to the terrifying grace of a Dragonfly)and what interpetations of these E.V.'s have made within their own neuorprograms.
And you can help!
Below is a Johari Window. Check it out, fill it out and promptly forget it or perhaps create your own:
The Johari Window was invented by Joseph Luft and Harrington Ingham in the 1950s as a model for mapping personality awareness. By describing yourself from a fixed list of adjectives, then asking your friends and colleagues to describe you from the same list, a grid of overlap and difference can be built up.
You are reading this page because Jack Babalon wants to know how you'd describe him or her - pick the five or six words from the list below that you think describe Jack Babalon the best. (You can set up your own Johari Window afterwards, if you like.)
So what're you waiting for? Johari Me!
Thank you for your cooperation
Today finds me in the midst of performing some routine maintenace and a few diagnostic checks on the cluster of neuroprograms, that when considered in their totality, comprise the Ego-Vessel. The Ego-Vessel is a biological navigation device I use to interact with a constantly shifting enviornment of which I am a part of and not a part of simultaneously. This Ego-Vessel (which I call "I" and some of you call Rob, Robby, Mr.Mosca, Jack Babalon or that 'guy with all the long posts on LJ')is currently attempting to recalibrate it's self awareness protocols in an attempt to align itself better with the current enviornment. One part of the above mentioned diagnostic check is seeing how "I" interact with other Ego-Vessels (each unique in it's own way: From the cold beauty of a BattleShip to the terrifying grace of a Dragonfly)and what interpetations of these E.V.'s have made within their own neuorprograms.
And you can help!
Below is a Johari Window. Check it out, fill it out and promptly forget it or perhaps create your own:
The Johari Window was invented by Joseph Luft and Harrington Ingham in the 1950s as a model for mapping personality awareness. By describing yourself from a fixed list of adjectives, then asking your friends and colleagues to describe you from the same list, a grid of overlap and difference can be built up.
You are reading this page because Jack Babalon wants to know how you'd describe him or her - pick the five or six words from the list below that you think describe Jack Babalon the best. (You can set up your own Johari Window afterwards, if you like.)
So what're you waiting for? Johari Me!
Thank you for your cooperation
