Mindreading.

Most of people are amused or excited over people who could tell a person's next move or predicting people's behavior.
But really, what is all to there?

"We are all novels that wants to be read, but only a few could understood".

And that is all the case to there.

Mindreading is perhaps useful in certain cases, such as when you are in danger or in dire need of information that you so wanted to know.

I read tweets around here and there. Being "read" upon and "understood" upon are two different things. In the end of the day, humans are humans. Because of the complexity we had in our brain, things can't be simplified "as it is", especially when it comes to relationships.

Tweets and people's thought these days are often about we needed people to know us better, as in we must know what the other person does in the next step. We're so full of confidence that the person "will" do something that we have predicted.

In the end, we became Morgan Freeman in "Now You See Me".

Instead, why not we enjoy and celebrate differences? Why can't we embrace and love each other's differences? Why must we be identical as if the other person was a mirror to our personality? That's the question.

Love is not all mindreading. Relationships between humans isn't entirely defined by predictions and premature assumptions or judgments. People are dynamic beings and at times, we are all inconsistent because we are flawed. We tend to make mistakes all along our life.

Don't oversimplify things you do not understand.

Because that is one of the reasons why we could become bigots, racists, slanderers.

And that is all.

Asyraf Amir. 20170207.