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Can You?

dat one na small tin for some people

Yes but not accurately, if the person's on line presense is massive, then you can tell a lot about him by studying his write-ups.

Reversely u can

It is impossible.

nope

No you can't. Nwamaikpe might just be nice, quiet and reserved in real life, but who knows?

Yes, u can...2 some extent, not accurately

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Foremost, most people's online actions and inactions are not deducible to their offline persona, personality and character. That said, I can dissect anyone's moniker and tell almost accurately (at least up to 95%), the real persona, personality and character of the person behind the moniker, and by extension how the person will behave upon achieving self-realization or when s/he become emancipated in any area of her present impairment.

Every human being falls within either of the diplomatic or manipulative ethical leanings, so using one of the following sub-ethical leanings:

- Altruism

- Altruism and conscientiousness

- Egoism

- Egotism

- Narcissism

- Conceitedness


I can tell almost accurately about anyone, after a little observation of the person's activities, of course - perfection remains of the most high.

LordKO:
Foremost, most people's online actions and inactions are not deducible to their offline persona, personality and character. That said, I can dissect anyone moniker and tell almost accurately (at least up to 95%), the real persona, personality and character of the person behind the moniker, and by extension how the person will behave upon achieving self-realization or when s/he become emancipated in any area of her present impairment.

Every human being falls within either of the diplomatic or manipulative ethical leanings, so using one of the following sub-ethical leanings:

- Altruism

- Altruism and conscientiousness

- Egoism

- Egotism

- Narcissism

- Conceitedness


I can tell almost accurately about anyone, after a little observation of the person's activities, of course - perfection remains of the most high.

Oya, I am waiting my love.

AntiBrutus:
Oya, I am waiting my love.

Milady, as my personal person, I'll tell you offline.

AntiBrutus:
Oya, I am waiting my love.

I talk am

MJBOLT:

we have lots of good people online but wait till you meet them offline.R Kelly comes to mind

did you chat to R Kelly online?

ubunja:
did you chat to R Kelly online?

LordKO:
Milady, as my personal person, I'll tell you offline.

It is not gentlemanly to keep a lady waiting

BlueAir:
Reversely u can

Explain better

Even face to face you can't accurately tell one's character let alone online. Some people are true to themselves online.... while so many others are what they would like to be.... like the many sissies coming on line forming tough guys. But if you observe long enough you can get a pretty good idea of the person in real life.

Originalsly:
Even face to face you can't accurately tell one's character let alone online. Some people are true to themselves online.... while so many others are what they would like to be.... like the many sissies coming on line forming tough guys. But if you observe long enough you can get a pretty good idea of the person in real life.

I think some people are gifted in things like this.

LordKO:
Foremost, most people's online actions and inactions are not deducible to their offline persona, personality and character. That said, I can dissect anyone's moniker and tell almost accurately (at least up to 95%), the real persona, personality and character of the person behind the moniker, and by extension how the person will behave upon achieving self-realization or when s/he become emancipated in any area of her present impairment.

Every human being falls within either of the diplomatic or manipulative ethical leanings, so using one of the following sub-ethical leanings:

- Altruism

- Altruism and conscientiousness

- Egoism

- Egotism

- Narcissism

- Conceitedness


I can tell almost accurately about anyone, after a little observation of the person's activities, of course - perfection remains of the most high.

So which is yours, egoism ? I analyse using temperaments. You sound like a CholMel

A part of their character, Of course you can.

The part of themselves they show you online is a definite telltale about their character offline. Even for those who would want to say that they are pretending or their online life isn't real. Whatever they choose to pretend about or whatever fake persona they chose to create online still tells a lot about their character offline.

However.
Can you tell everything about a person's character offline through their online acts.
Definitely not.
Because either deliberately or inadvertently, people do hold back on what they show you about themselves online. You can't tell on what you don't even know exists.

kingxsamz:
No you can't.
Nwamaikpe might just be nice, quiet and reserved in real life, but who knows?

person in the know can tell about him. wetin you no sabi pass you

yes

LordKO:
Foremost, most people's online actions and inactions are not deducible to their offline persona, personality and character. That said, I can dissect anyone's moniker and tell almost accurately (at least up to 95%), the real persona, personality and character of the person behind the moniker, and by extension how the person will behave upon achieving self-realization or when s/he become emancipated in any area of her present impairment.

Every human being falls within either of the diplomatic or manipulative ethical leanings, so using one of the following sub-ethical leanings:

- Altruism

- Altruism and conscientiousness

- Egoism

- Egotism

- Narcissism

- Conceitedness


I can tell almost accurately about anyone, after a little observation of the person's activities, of course - perfection remains of the most high.

OK

Tell me something bout me

A lot of people are direct opposites of what they are online. They might act tough and hard but that's probably their alter ego that they play out online but in real life they are scared cats.

But do you human being have a permanent behavior?

Think of it?

Situation determines the current behavior

Just saying though