Social distancing

Books, Coronavirus Effect, free thinking, Music, personality, Therapy, Tragedy 1 Minute
Isolation is not always a bad thing
Social distance, Oregon coast, 2004

And then what happened

is a long story. Fictionalized in my novels.

For me: With and without periods of social isolation, contact, and psychoanalysis.

It all depends

upon this (what is) and what is not. And who.

Alone in Wyoming. Thinking, being ... Descartes' Error?
Jenny Lake. Grand Teton NP (2007)

I’m digging this social distancing.

Less traffic. Less confusion. Just that (social contact) which is necessary.

What is necessary

depends upon your personality. Which depends upon this, that, and the other thing.

The Mayor

of Denver thought liquor was not necessary.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADP65wbBUpc

Keep your head up

Published by Mark Jabbour

Election 2016, is my fifth book. Like the others it deals with the intersection of politics and personality. This blog addresses the overall wellbeing of the personal and political. From a unique psychological, evolutionary, and personal perspective it combines history, geography, and fiction in an attempt to get close to reality. Regarding Myers-Briggs I score as ESTJ, Thinking being the highest score. The type is labeled, Executive. All of that makes sense considering my life's history. But there have been problems. Due to the fact I'm a freedom-loving freak - for you as well as me. I'm no boss. I love honesty & independence and hate sloth & pretension. But, suit yourself. Regarding OCEAN, I score highest on Openness and lowest on Agreeableness - which agrees with Myers-Briggs. My writing is experimental - meaning it is not formulaic, or, not for mass consumption. Warning: Read at your own risk.

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