When you need to be in deep thought, what physical position do you usually assume; resting your chin in your hand; scratching your head..?

That don't really seem like a very deep thought reply.

 

  That’s probably just a matter of perception. The response itself is the final product of thought-process that created it, but that doesn’t automatically mean lack of depth. I very well could have considered it quite extensively and then merely printed a one-word answer.  

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Yes.

:)
:)

 

  (That don‘t doesn’t)

Yeah.. sometimes an inspirational thought can 'pop up' unexpectedly.

I get it, yes.

Thank You, that makes me happy.

You're welcome. :)
Sometimes those deep-thoughts moments happen on the spot for me, too.

I'd get more thinking done if this cat wasn't so sensitive.  He looks after the other cats and me. Just yesterday I was leaning my elbow on the table with my hand on my forehead, looking down at the table in deep thought about my daughter, should I call her or not.  The cat jumped in the chair next to me and stuck his face under mine and began meowing. I guess he thought something was wrong, I must have been putting out those concerned vibes. My attention was drawn to him and I never decided whether to call or write...or not do either. 
I may be going on wishful thinking and can't sort out the truth from fiction.  :  ( This post was edited by Art Lover at September 30, 2020 8:47 AM MDT

Hang in there. It will work out.  :)



This post was edited by WelbyQuentin at September 30, 2020 8:47 AM MDT

If I tried that top pose, my wife would have to call 911.

:)
Ha!

By all means, then don't be a Happy Baby!  :)

The best part for me in that Happy Baby pose is how it makes my back, especially lower back, feel. A gentle soothing, simple gravity-type of quiet pressure on my back.
And breathing in this position is very relaxing for me. 
And maybe I don't do it completely correctly, but sometimes I like to have my legs and arms out a bit "wider" than what this picture's angle seems to show. But maybe I am doing it the right way, like this guy is doing -- it's just that at this image's angle, he looks more "narrow" somehow.

Man that's bad!