Human behavioral patterns YOU noticed.

[karmazon]

Humans operate in patterns, thinking "inside the box," imitating and emulating each other. What are some patterns that you noticed in people?

Here's an example:

When two people talk, conversation usually goes like this:

-"I'm from Iran, it's a beautiful country bla bla bla bla"

-"Oh really, I know a guy from Iran, he's my coworker, I work at a air conditioning company"

-"Air conditioning ? That's funny, I recently had problems with that ...."

In other words, one person talks about themselves, the other person takes that and relates it to themselves(essentially people are always talking about themselves).

[PaFel]

Hmm... Maybe something like this:

If someones fell cold and he looks at person runing only in t-shirt and shorts that person thinks that that runner feel cold too. Personaly I'm not one of the person who things that.

Btw: Nooby question - what the Flagrunner means?

[blackdevil0742]

Um yeah...in movies maybe

[Iron Man]

do you mean trends?

[karmazon]

do you mean trends?

I'm the one asking questions here.

[Iron Man]

but that wasnt a question was it?

[{LAW} Gamer_2k4]

In other words, one person talks about themselves, the other person takes that and relates it to themselves(essentially people are always talking about themselves).

It's called conversation.  There are two kinds of conversation - social and technical.  Technical conversation deals with facts, details, and information.
"How many pumps do we have in stock?" "About twenty."

Social conversation is an attempt to bond with other people by finding similarities in your lives and experiences.  People love to talk about themselves, and when you find similarities, you give the other person an opportunity to do so.  They realize it subconsciously and appreciate you for letting them talk about themselves.  Consequently, they like you and a bond is formed.  You already gave an example of that, though.

[Demonic]

^Indeed, but most people use the pattern karmazon put, as they are eccentric. I know I'm like that too ( just check how many times the letter 'I' shows up in my posts ), though I'll try to avoid it at times.

There are some other patterns; most people will easily get carried away if you hit a 'bullseye' in a topic. Then, it's pretty damn hard to steer them off to a different track, and it'll get more awkward with every minute passing.

[a-4-year-old]

it seems the harder I try the more I miss the toilet when standing up.

[karmazon]

In other words, one person talks about themselves, the other person takes that and relates it to themselves(essentially people are always talking about themselves).

It's called conversation.  There are two kinds of conversation - social and technical.  Technical conversation deals with facts, details, and information.
"How many pumps do we have in stock?" "About twenty."

Social conversation is an attempt to bond with other people by finding similarities in your lives and experiences.  People love to talk about themselves, and when you find similarities, you give the other person an opportunity to do so.  They realize it subconsciously and appreciate you for letting them talk about themselves.  Consequently, they like you and a bond is formed.  You already gave an example of that, though.

Try this next time: When it comes your turn to speak, instead of talking about yourself, talk about them.