1 definition by I'd rather think than feel.
One who doesn't think for themselves.
A follower, rather than decide what's right for them, will adopt the beliefs and opinions of another (or others).
When they are in a group, they will adopt the belief systems, attitudes, and values of others in the group.
They leech off the brain-power of others who'd rather think for themselves (and for others), and most likely don't use as many callories as others for their brain function.
They contribute very little to society, and are really a kind of foot soldier or something like a worker bee.
In a case where they might move from hanging around one group to another, they will completely change their attitudes, values, etc. and adopt the ones of the new group. Even if that means 'doing a 360.'
They can be very suseptable to cults, and have no
A follower, rather than decide what's right for them, will adopt the beliefs and opinions of another (or others).
When they are in a group, they will adopt the belief systems, attitudes, and values of others in the group.
They leech off the brain-power of others who'd rather think for themselves (and for others), and most likely don't use as many callories as others for their brain function.
They contribute very little to society, and are really a kind of foot soldier or something like a worker bee.
In a case where they might move from hanging around one group to another, they will completely change their attitudes, values, etc. and adopt the ones of the new group. Even if that means 'doing a 360.'
They can be very suseptable to cults, and have no
Sean's was a follower who's friends all liked capitalism, Fords, and were pro-abortion.
The follower then moved towns and made new friends who were hippies, and he then adopted their values, etc. Including anarcho-communism, having anti-"consumerism," values etc.
Then he met up with some Scientologists, went along with what they had to say - without proof -and became pro-abortion but more socialist.
The follower had very little ability to think for himself and be indipendant in mind.
The follower then moved towns and made new friends who were hippies, and he then adopted their values, etc. Including anarcho-communism, having anti-"consumerism," values etc.
Then he met up with some Scientologists, went along with what they had to say - without proof -and became pro-abortion but more socialist.
The follower had very little ability to think for himself and be indipendant in mind.
by I'd rather think than feel. January 15, 2010