Id-i-o-syn-cra-sies n. 1. an individualizing quality or characteristic of a person or group, and is often used to express eccentricity or peculiarity
This was discussed during our Easter break trip up to Northland and Auckland last week. Needless to mention who was the subject(s?) in this forum but I shall however reveal the draft theory gained from the outcome conclusion(s?).
This theory models the level of eccentricity of a subject, i.e. a human being, which for the simplicity of explaining this, I will create a scenario to make you relate to this matter better.
The subject wishes to remind herself (yes the subject discussed was a girl haha) that she needed to do something (I can't remember what it was so lets say she wishes to return a book to the library).
Hence, the theory recommends the level of eccentricity of the subject as below;
Level 1: She writes a Post-it note "Return book to the library," on the wall to remind herself in the morning.
Level 2: She adds an extra note "Good morning," above "Don't forget to return the book to the library,".
Level 3: She ends with another note "Kind regards from yesterday,".
Note: Level 1-3 is considered to be mild and can only be discovered with fierce interrogation or preferably close relationship with the subject. Meanwhile the following level is believed to be obvious from distant observation upon subject. In another words, if you think yourself to be included in the following level, you are, well in this theory at least, weird.
Level 4: Instead of a Post-it, she actually go to the post office and posts the notes or perhaps a full letter with stamps and all to arrive on the next day.
Level 5: She then replies the letter saying "Thanks! xoxo".
Level 6: If she (whichever the yesterday or present I've lost track) forgets to send a letter, the other she will write, in anger, "Where the bloody hell are ya?!".
Level 7: A real fight shall occur. One will not reply another until she apologizes. This goes on for several weeks.
Level 8: One of them apologizes and they make up. One of them asked to meet up for coffee.
Level 9: They actually go out for coffee and have a great time at Mojo.
Level 10: Someone (is it the police or the ambulance?) grabs you and send you to the mental hospital.
“Humor is the timeless antidote to life. The beauty of our humanity is that we are imperfect. It is our imperfections and our idiosyncrasies that make us such a wonderfully unique species”
This was discussed during our Easter break trip up to Northland and Auckland last week. Needless to mention who was the subject(s?) in this forum but I shall however reveal the draft theory gained from the outcome conclusion(s?).
This theory models the level of eccentricity of a subject, i.e. a human being, which for the simplicity of explaining this, I will create a scenario to make you relate to this matter better.
The subject wishes to remind herself (yes the subject discussed was a girl haha) that she needed to do something (I can't remember what it was so lets say she wishes to return a book to the library).
Hence, the theory recommends the level of eccentricity of the subject as below;
Level 1: She writes a Post-it note "Return book to the library," on the wall to remind herself in the morning.
Level 2: She adds an extra note "Good morning," above "Don't forget to return the book to the library,".
Level 3: She ends with another note "Kind regards from yesterday,".
Note: Level 1-3 is considered to be mild and can only be discovered with fierce interrogation or preferably close relationship with the subject. Meanwhile the following level is believed to be obvious from distant observation upon subject. In another words, if you think yourself to be included in the following level, you are, well in this theory at least, weird.
Level 4: Instead of a Post-it, she actually go to the post office and posts the notes or perhaps a full letter with stamps and all to arrive on the next day.
Level 5: She then replies the letter saying "Thanks! xoxo".
Level 6: If she (whichever the yesterday or present I've lost track) forgets to send a letter, the other she will write, in anger, "Where the bloody hell are ya?!".
Level 7: A real fight shall occur. One will not reply another until she apologizes. This goes on for several weeks.
Level 8: One of them apologizes and they make up. One of them asked to meet up for coffee.
Level 9: They actually go out for coffee and have a great time at Mojo.
Level 10: Someone (is it the police or the ambulance?) grabs you and send you to the mental hospital.
“Humor is the timeless antidote to life. The beauty of our humanity is that we are imperfect. It is our imperfections and our idiosyncrasies that make us such a wonderfully unique species”
-Tan Sri Lim Kok Wing-
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