Ribonuke
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(While i want to know everyone else's opinion on these, I hypothesize these fall somewhere on the Ni-Te or Ti-Ne continuum, more the former than the latter. I will put # signs to show where I think separate cognitive processes are involved.)
So when I was leaving my house for college classes, I realized I needed to bring some crackers with me to school so that I wouldn't be hungry later that day#. When I picked up my unfinished bag of crackers, I noticed they made quite a bit of noise#. I realized then if I needed to eat in class, the noise of my cracker bag might be a distraction #, and knowing that my teacher is easily distractible from past experience# and not wanting to create an uncomfortable social encounter if she asked me to put the crackers away#, I decided to transfer my crackers from the noisier bag to a much quieter ziplock bag#. I then resumed packing my things as usual; but then I realized after I arrived at campus that I had forgotten to bring the crackers with me xD;; Whoops!
Any thoughts on this matter?
So when I was leaving my house for college classes, I realized I needed to bring some crackers with me to school so that I wouldn't be hungry later that day#. When I picked up my unfinished bag of crackers, I noticed they made quite a bit of noise#. I realized then if I needed to eat in class, the noise of my cracker bag might be a distraction #, and knowing that my teacher is easily distractible from past experience# and not wanting to create an uncomfortable social encounter if she asked me to put the crackers away#, I decided to transfer my crackers from the noisier bag to a much quieter ziplock bag#. I then resumed packing my things as usual; but then I realized after I arrived at campus that I had forgotten to bring the crackers with me xD;; Whoops!
Any thoughts on this matter?