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  • Introduction
    • Icebreaker Game!
    • A Personality Game
  • References
  • Why does this Matter to Us
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Birds of Different Feathers

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February 19, 2021

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Introduction

Socrates said, “Gnothi seauton”(Γνῶθι σαυτόν), know thyself. Let us do that, as we create some novel situations for ourselves in a Game.

Icebreaker Game!

Look at the slide full of numbers on the screen. I would like you to:

  • Silently work through the slide until you have found all the numbers
  • Raise your hand when you have done so.

A Personality Game

I have divided you up into 4 groups. Each group will be given a specific task. You will need to:

  • Discuss how to complete the Task
  • Complete the Task and document your work
  • Also document the main aspects of Discussion in your group. Who said/ suggested what; what were the points of agreement; what were the contentious points etc.
  • Present all of this : 7 + 5 minutes / team

References

  1. Here is the MBTI Test site: https://www.16personalities.com/free-personality-test

  2. Ice-breaker Activity Presentation (Go to Webpage)

  3. MBTI Game: PDF

Why does this Matter to Us

From the two exercises, we see that:
- reality really matters upon the viewer: and that there are many possible points of view.
- We all have our “default modes” for behaviour
- As creators we need to be able straddle, if possible, the spectrum of the 4 preference pairs, in order to comprehend reality better.

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