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Do you think it’s possible to realise where in your own personal development things could have been different?

Specifically, being able to realise when and why certain events in your life shaped you into the person you are today?

If so, do you think it’s possible to see how others would have developed, because of this?
No Real: I said POSSIBLE, not a certainty.

You said you could never know the circumstances of a person's life – What if you could?
For example: Only you can know yourself truly.

Yes.

Yes.

No, it's not POSSIBLE. I can't know the circumstances of their lives. Without being there to observe the conditions 24/7/365. Can you be with anyone, without them being from your sight EVER, from birth to death?

Yeah, what if…I was "God"? Is that what you mean? "What if" belongs in Mythology or Religion…I was under the impression, since this was Psychology, we were dealing with REALITY.

Did we get an 'A'?

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3 Responses to “Do you think it’s possible to realise where in your own personal development things could have been different?”

  1. Humans are loaded machines.Data loaded is that person.What you say development is the expression of that data loaded.
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  2. billbowlerski on March 31st, 2009 at 1:15 pm

    I can not remember my childhood as far back as I would like- is this the question?
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  3. Yes.

    Yes.

    No, it's not POSSIBLE. I can't know the circumstances of their lives. Without being there to observe the conditions 24/7/365. Can you be with anyone, without them being from your sight EVER, from birth to death?

    Yeah, what if…I was "God"? Is that what you mean? "What if" belongs in Mythology or Religion…I was under the impression, since this was Psychology, we were dealing with REALITY.

    Did we get an 'A'?
    References :

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