self observation

Submitted by berk akk (Turkey), May 4, 2009 at 05:05

self observation is important.we can talk about your self observations as well .Self obseration is like making an experiment on measurable items.Like own observations how many people have mein kamp among 100,how many people speaks english among 1000,etc..Take the posibility of provacative numbers may have published on google.

So there you claim that one can't rely on "small number of percentages.what percentage might your 'self-observation' be ... 0,000 076 % ? a German told me : "What the Turks did to the Armenians , they will do one day to us here too") , you would retort .

Personaly i dont support existence of turkish workers in germany.I have some relatives there too.They invited as workers .Ther are warious social shapes among them..I just advice them to come back to their countrie or if not adapt german culture..My self observations among them shows a german admirance rather than killing them.Each year more than 2 million german visits turkey with similing faces.If you can give an example of lets say 20 arbitrary choosen german or known friends of number 50 and says something common ,yes,this brings a serious observation and must be taken into consideration. My self observations based on 20 years,thousands of people in various parts of turkey.

"And what is your point about 'easy Google search'? It saves time and you often get results and finds comparable or even better to a laborious search in a big library. I did both so I can compare"

The point is google finds what you want from it to find.Advantage of Self observation is arising question marks in results you find.Like mein kamp book ,hitler sympaty subject.

"Now, 13 publishers bring 'Mein Kampf' on the market and you say" That doesn prove a hitler sympaty or other subjects on talk.But one should be thankfull on them since a general oppinion among the readers about the book is boring narsist arrogant dead ideology .It is interesting that why you dont want to accept that fact among the turkish public.

I am not trying to make a perfect turkish image.There are items bothering me as well.As there are in other cultures too.

Best regards.

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