Go to an old-style movie theater where you can tell which are the people coming out of the feature you wish to see. As they file past, make a guess about their personal qualities. Possible guesses are "immature," "pretentious," "dopey," "sad sacks," "not very attractive," and so on.
Then pick up the mirror, so to speak, and start believing that you hold this same quality more than you used to think you did.
I played this game last night at Bergman Island (recommended, the best part is when he calls bad conscience "a petty conceit"), with distressing results.
Here is the previous installment of Silly Guessing Games.
This also applies to reading the comments in this blog. Every now and then, after leaving a comment in my broken English, I do worry the negative externality would send a few into an identity crisis.
First off why would someone feel the need to judge other people in the ways
that you just listed. I find that its self immature and I dont know what this
has to do with anything that stands from an economist point of view.
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