Metaphysics of Relationships
I know the title of this post sounds rather academic and overtly an example of intellectual masturbation, but I think it makes sense for this post.
Why do people build relationships?
Relationships are unique in that they are a double-blind objectification of a sensation. When I say double-blind, I mean that there is no true way to understand how an individual feels about a specific person and why they decide to build or not to maintain a relationship. Our ability to express information is too rudimentry to fully explain the complexity of relationships and the our personal tastes because the sensation of a relationship is dependent on the intersection of several sensations. Relationship building is thus ontological in nature because we are unable to fully communicate the reasons for why we love or like a specific person. The only method by which we can accurately understand the reasons for building relationshuips is through the understanding of a person’s psychographic projection.
What is a psychographic projection?
A Psychograpic projection is a digital representation of a person’s thinking patterns and personality function. At basic level, one might consider extroversion as one element of the projection. My theory posits that as the projection grows, it is clear to see a critical path of the projection — in other words, a person’s projection has a general “mode” of thinking.
Since the elements of the projection are multidimensional and have a infinite amount of possibilities, the solution can only be derived from a decomposition of these possibilities as values. While I still haven’t figured out what the critical path of each projection is and what it means, I can clearly say that a critical path exists for all projections. My warrant is simply that there are patterns of similarity between people for how they control free-will and how they make use of free-will. Therefore, a set number of critical paths exist for an infinite amount of possibilities within a projection.