April 23, 2011

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  • At this point, no one. Though I'm sure that will change in the future :D

  • Oooh. Interesting. I think my best friend’s mind, because that would be the one person who knows the most about me in the world, including secret family stuff and what grinds my gears, etc. They’d be more objective when “judging” me than one of my siblings, I imagine. It’d help to get inside that friend’s head so I could see the flaws I don’t perceive of myself, and I could better myself and be a better friend to her, ha.

  • I tend to unwittingly annoy people, so I'm not sure I would want to know what anyone thought of me at any given moment. And I pretty much already do know what my close friends and family think of me, so I don't need to have a peek inside their brain :)

  • Steve Jobs. I want to steal his APPLE secrets!!!

  • the person I'm facing

  • Well, the only person I would care to know the opinion, will gladly tell me. Whether I ask her what she thinks of me or not. :P
    Its a good thing. :)

  • Just one person? I wish I could read everyone's mind.

  • Why would I read the brain of someone I knew? I'd just talk to them to find out.

    Now, if I could get inside Obama's mind... then that'd be a different story.

  • Oh my goodness... everyone I think.  Family particularly... mother, children.  I can think ogf a few friends too that I would like to know...  even a few strangers and acquaintances.  Wonder what that makes me... insecure or just untrusting... lol
    The longer I live the more I am convinced that people lie more than they tell the truth.  A hard fact for me to live with since I abhor lying... always have.  In the minds of other people I am sure that I am too honest for my own good but it is how I am hardwired.

    I wonder if I would find the experience to be crushing or bolstering.

  • The mind of God!

  • My pastor, maybe.  Or someone here on Xanga, especially the random people who subscribe to me.

  • I'd definitely want to read the mind of my sister. She's so strange about things.

  • I think that's kind of scary. What if they don't think about you at all?

  • nobody...that's a dangerous game! :O

  • my son

  • Jesus.  For sure.  Because my mind on people changes so quickly I can't imagine that any human opinion would be of any lasting value.

  • How long could you read the mind? For one day? For one week? For as long as you wanted to, and as many times as you wanted? 

  • Either one of my sisters. 

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