Saturday, October 17, 2009

古怪与正常

Dr. David Weeks concluded in his book, Eccentrics, that eccentrics are nonconforming, highly creative, curious, idealistic, intelligent, opinionated, and obsessed with some hobby. Nonetheless, spending time alone is not a problem for true eccentrics; they thrive on it. Indeed, by Maslow's standards, eccentrics have many of the same traits as self-actualized people. Their important traits are high self-esteem, self-confidence, and a sense of freedom.

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