I have always liked analysing, it allows me to understand, and I have done a lot of understanding, but that’s just my reality. Analysing uses inference and deduction to capture as much information as possible from a limited source, a low tolerance for misinformation causes for a need for control in a situation where the predictability of something is uncertain. A major risk factor comes in the form of incorrect analysed data, which could result in conclusions being drawn that are greatly defective and at worst, damaging or dangerous in certain circumstances. Confidence in someone’s ability to accurately analyse a source can also suffer from repeated mistakes so it is essential that those mistakes are treated as valuable experiences to ensure the correct analysis of that source. Because when analysing, you must look from all viewpoints to get the best understanding that you possibly can.
I have always been quite intrigued by a search for the truth and analysing is the gateway to this. I can try to understand why people do what they do, or even how they view the situation. This is the key that opens the door to which I can understand situations through the use of symbolism and comprehensions.
I’ve always wanted to know why criminals do what they do. The vindication of justifying and knowing why is a craving I fear I will never fully understand. Although, when I’m analysing there’s always that question in the back of my mind ‘Are you for real?’ Constantly, like and I right? Is this how it actually is? Is this the truth? Are you for real?
The truth is all I really want, to truly understand. That’s why I really like analysing, because it uncovers and displays the deeper meaning, and the truth. But what has to be truly understood, is that nothing can be fully understood. You don’t think the exact way that I d, it may be similar, but no-one will think 100% like another. And that is what makes the truth difficult, sometimes it’s complicated with both sides believing their own truth, and that’s where that question lingers in my mind ‘Are you for real?’ Because how am I meant to truly understand another, I can’t, no-one can. But analysing reveals how people can interpret things in several different ways and that there is a deeper meaning to things and highlighting how the truth can be deeper than just surface level facts and opinions. It dives deeper and expresses the entirety of how humans may relate and feel the same way about something, but they will never be able to fully understand each-other. And that is the reality that we must face today, in the past and future as humans when thinking and especially analysing.
So always in the back of my mind will linger the question ‘Are you for real?’