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    Jaynelle Diamola completed Activity #1, which explored her personality theory. She has long wondered about consciousness and the human ability to think and perceive the world. While people can appear good-hearted, she questions whether their intentions are truly selfless or motivated by expectations of reward. Overall, she views human nature as imperfect, like the imperfect world. The activity helped her uncover many long-held questions about existence, reality, perfection and the origins of creation. Though answers may not be found, she hopes these questions will motivate her pursuit of greater knowledge.

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    Jaynelle Diamola completed Activity #1, which explored her personality theory. She has long wondered about consciousness and the human ability to think and perceive the world. While people can appear good-hearted, she questions whether their intentions are truly selfless or motivated by expectations of reward. Overall, she views human nature as imperfect, like the imperfect world. The activity helped her uncover many long-held questions about existence, reality, perfection and the origins of creation. Though answers may not be found, she hopes these questions will motivate her pursuit of greater knowledge.

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    Name: Diamola, Jaynelle Date: 02/22/2023

    I – B Psychology TOP

    Activity #1

    My Personality Theory

    When I was young, I kept on wondering how I got to have these kinds of senses, like
    the ability to see other people, think, do what I really want, and judge other people. I keep
    wondering why I have this consciousness. Can I be able to enter another’s consciousness and be
    that person? Like how I wondered if I could enter my sister’s thoughts and be her, would I be able
    to see myself as the consciousness I left with? I have a lot of questions about myself, but this is
    how I see the world.

    The human nature Every time I see people being good-hearted, do they really mean
    those intentions? Or deep inside, they are expecting an exchange or a good miracle that God
    would give them? If that’s the case, then it means they are still expecting something out of those
    intentions, but well, I can’t say anything about it since it's just a random thought for me. Since
    this activity asked me about my prejudices, I will say that human nature is imperfect just like the
    world is. I’ve been thinking about who created me, and there are a lot of gods who existed, as
    well as religion. I don’t have any proof; it’s just that for me, everything is not perfect, and we are
    far from being perfect in any aspect. but I'm sure that someday we, as creations, will achieve
    perfection. I just don’t know when or how.

    Through this activity, I discovered many questions and realities. It really opened my
    mind to recall all those unquestionable thoughts that had been with me for a long time. I'm not
    hoping those questions will be answered since it is impossible. But I would like those questions to
    be my motivation and guide to aim for higher knowledge and discover things that have not yet
    been found up until now.

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