Reflect

When I watching the presentation. Without the main theme of Creative and Play. What got me really thinking is the fact that most of the Adult have a sense of fear when they showing their ideals. Due to they feel embarrassed affront the public opinion. But Kid don't have those symptoms.

Then I was wondering what cause this interesting fact. What I think is that. Adult have more social responsibility and they already have a awareness of themselves. Like what Tim Brown said: 'It became a habit.' In my opinion this habit come from our Education Environment. Education as the most important part of our life. It determines the amount of knowledge one has and one's perception of the world and society. And leading to a different social environment then it will keep effect the social public opinion and brining different social responsibility. Humans as social in-group animals. We care about how the social opinion on us, that's why we don't want to risk it to show our own ideal. Because we don't know what feedback that people will react on our ideal. All this issues all cause by: Education Environment, Social Environment and Fear to the unknow things.

That's why kids have more openness of exploratory play. We will lose some of the openness during when we grow up. Then we will learn it again as a Adult. It's like a path of self-awareness. Also because kids have less fear on the social public opinion. Cause they don't have that many social responsibility as a adult has. So this little misbehaving act bring kids more possibility of creativity and play.

In my opinion, creation as the way of showing our throughs and ideals. It's should be a really private area. Because one's certification of the world and society is not the same, it leads to a different degree of subjectivity in each individual's thoughts. And it is impossible to integrate subjective consciousness into this society. This is why adults are more fearful of sharing their thoughts because they know that it may affect them in different ways in terms of their social image.

Reflect on Tim Brown

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