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Comments on: Without Mirrors http://blog.kyletolle.com/without-mirrors/ Kyle Tolle of nullSIX - Technology, science, goings-on of the world, and anything else that interests my thought-process model. Tue, 23 Mar 2010 05:12:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Kyle Tolle http://blog.kyletolle.com/without-mirrors/comment-page-1/#comment-376 Kyle Tolle Thu, 30 Apr 2009 04:41:42 +0000 http://blog.kyletolle.com/?p=292#comment-376 I watched that episode and it was pretty interesting. I saw the end coming, but it was an interesting point. Felt very much like 1984! I agree with your comments. Unfortunately, a lot of people do only see what they see with their eyes. I figure, there are a ton of pretty women out there. It gets trickier when you try to pair that with other combinations like accepting of my geekiness, intelligent, and having an awesome sense of humor (like me). Throw in chance, luck, timing, circumstances and other variables and you easily see that life is complicated. And then, not only do you have to find the right girl, but she has to like you back! Unless you prefer to take 'em by force :-P It's interesting when you say it's "human nature". Makes me wonder what about it causes it to be human nature. Is it really important for our survival, or just one of those little things that developed for no good reason? Without mirrors, I still don't think I'd get out of the house faster. I fiddle around on the computer and always leave late. I watched that episode and it was pretty interesting. I saw the end coming, but it was an interesting point. Felt very much like 1984!

I agree with your comments. Unfortunately, a lot of people do only see what they see with their eyes. I figure, there are a ton of pretty women out there. It gets trickier when you try to pair that with other combinations like accepting of my geekiness, intelligent, and having an awesome sense of humor (like me). Throw in chance, luck, timing, circumstances and other variables and you easily see that life is complicated. And then, not only do you have to find the right girl, but she has to like you back! Unless you prefer to take ‘em by force :-P

It’s interesting when you say it’s “human nature”. Makes me wonder what about it causes it to be human nature. Is it really important for our survival, or just one of those little things that developed for no good reason? Without mirrors, I still don’t think I’d get out of the house faster. I fiddle around on the computer and always leave late.

]]> By: LoveMeDeux http://blog.kyletolle.com/without-mirrors/comment-page-1/#comment-243 LoveMeDeux Sun, 26 Apr 2009 02:39:32 +0000 http://blog.kyletolle.com/?p=292#comment-243 Have you ever seen "The Eye of the Beholder", that Twilight Zone ep? (Forgive me, I love TTZ, and have the entire filmography on this here PC). Here's the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9dwKQ6xyIs Very good questions you're posing here on your blog. I think it's really all about the eye of the beholder...and depending on each individual person, the "eye" extends to the mind. For example, some men whose "eye" might only be regarding aesthetics might look at Lindsay Lohan and should he have the chance to date her, he might. Others' "eye" might extend past aesthetics and might expect that someone they date will not have a drug/promiscuity/emotional problem. LOL! To more directly answer your question, if we had no more mirrors in this world, we might be apt to get out of the house faster each morning, especially for females, but in the end, it's really more about what the "eyes" we have beholds. We would find a way, as it's human nature, to judge ourselves and each other in terms of personal appearance. Have you ever seen “The Eye of the Beholder”, that Twilight Zone ep? (Forgive me, I love TTZ, and have the entire filmography on this here PC). Here’s the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9dwKQ6xyIs

Very good questions you’re posing here on your blog. I think it’s really all about the eye of the beholder…and depending on each individual person, the “eye” extends to the mind.

For example, some men whose “eye” might only be regarding aesthetics might look at Lindsay Lohan and should he have the chance to date her, he might. Others’ “eye” might extend past aesthetics and might expect that someone they date will not have a drug/promiscuity/emotional problem. LOL!

To more directly answer your question, if we had no more mirrors in this world, we might be apt to get out of the house faster each morning, especially for females, but in the end, it’s really more about what the “eyes” we have beholds. We would find a way, as it’s human nature, to judge ourselves and each other in terms of personal appearance.

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