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Whats the Cubed Root of Intelligence?

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Whats the Cubed Root of Intelligence?

Have you ever really just sat down and thought? Not all eccentric like or anything, but just thought. Not even about just one thing, but about anything and everything? Where do you do most of your thinking? I do most of mine while driving or in the shower it seems. Weird. I know.

I guess I am just more interested in the basic psychological mechanics of peoples brains. How do they process things and complete a formable resulting opinion, decision, argument, or thought? I like to think that I think about stuff from an ouside point of view. In reality, this is impossible. Period. Nobody is inpartial by its own basic definition. Everyone judges, some just more than others.

I also wonder if I really do think about these 'things' too much. Maybe its just a way for me to burn up time. It seems that our lives are lived moment to moment to moment. When you reflect on your life, you're going to see all of these defining moments. Even on a scale as short as a day, when, say, you're explaining your day to someone. You dont mention the 20 minutes you spent driving the school, or the 10 minutes you spent in the shower (ok, maybe haha), or the time you spent talking on the phone or writing useless blogs right? No, instead you capitalize on things that you think are the defining moments of the given timescale. Look at that on a personal or emotional level. That adds a variable: Emotions. Thats a big big big self-defined and self-judged thing. You really dont ever have to justify your emotions to yourself, or to other people for that matter. Emotions are a direct relation to these 'defining moments' right? They are the basic substance for interpretation and inter and intra social dealings. I understand this (I think). I dont ever expect people to fully understand their emotions, I sure as hell dont get mine all the time. But (here comes conceit) I like to think I understand mine a little bit better than most people (sometimes). I am also attracted to people who exhibit the same level of knowledge and understanding about themselves. I just dont always show my emotions the best way, and I let them get the best of me sometimes. I really

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