I need to request the help of some fellow NEETs in the investigation of this strange program; the reason being is that it's filled to the brim with self-reflection lingo that I find to be profoundly disturbing. There may be something here that is useful to

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The Assessment of Everything Anonymous 05/05/18 (Sat) 08:32:37 No.4741

I need to request the help of some fellow NEETs in the investigation of this strange program; the reason being is that it's filled to the brim with self-reflection lingo that I find to be profoundly disturbing. There may be something here that is useful to our shared condition, or it may be complete nonsense; I'll try it once more after sleeping.

https://www.myabandonware.com/game/timothy-learys-mind-mirror-67

Anonymous 05/05/18 (Sat) 19:23:49 No.4747

OP here, I checked back on this program when less spooked out and found it to be a perceptional comparison and diagnostic tool! Here's my results from the first exercise:

…………

Your Self:

Energetic
Proud
Practical
Lower Class

Ideal Self:

Enthusiastic
Proud
Practical
Uncultured

…………

Has anyone tried punching in their current love vs their ideal love? I got rocketed to a roleplaying session where my waifu got split into a sperm and an egg– really some far out, zany stuff here.

Anonymous 05/05/18 (Sat) 22:02:24 No.4749

>>4747
Why is your ideal self uncultured?

Anonymous 05/06/18 (Sun) 01:08:55 No.4750

>>4749

That's a very good question! The scoping tends to deal with shades of personality qualities and synonyms; one such dipole would be sophisticated (worldly/influential) and "small town" (narrow-minded/squareness). I don't think the test is too far off actually with my background taken into consideration. Even though I have some exposure to higher education and literature I would tend to see myself as a "provincial" as opposed to cosmopolitan.

You might want to try it out yourself; the great thing is you have the option to view your qualities in layman's terms or according to psychological adjectives, which possibly means that you could funnel your results into other tests. Admittedly, I don't know much about Leary's work on psycho-metrics, but I'm curious as to where he got his ideas from.

Anonymous 05/06/18 (Sun) 01:22:54 No.4751

Here's the results of another test I did before I got launched into/from the Fallopian tube.

…………..

Current Love:

Energetic (Wired)
Over-friendly
Creative
Ultra-sophisticated

Ideal Love:

Energetic (Wired)
Confident (Charismatic)
Dreamy
Nonconformist (Uninhibited)

…………..

The great thing about this one is that you can compare the differences between someone you're infatuated with and how that matches up with what you believe you desire in a perfect sense. The one downside to this test though is that it also lists qualities such as sluggish and irritable, which I'm guessing most people wouldn't pick as desirable qualities.

Anonymous 05/06/18 (Sun) 01:34:13 No.4752

And the really cool thing about this system is that it encourages you to take multiple camera shots as part of a progression. It assumes that your self-perception and perception of others is always going to be in flux, allowing you to chart the permutations of your very mind!