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27149 kommentarer blev delt i denne uge på 7558 puslespil på Jigidi. Fik nogle af dem dig til at arbejde på overtid for at finde ud af, hvad i alverden meningen og hensigten var med budskabet?

Der er gode chancer for, at mange af dem har gjort det.

Når vi interagerer, aflæser vi mening og hensigt med hinandens handlinger ud fra kropssprog.

Så hvad betyder det for den rent tekstuelle kommunikation, som mange af os nyder godt af på Jigidi?

Det betyder, at vi skal lave lidt ekstra hjernearbejde for at gøre det godt igen!

Jeg vender tilbage til hvordan - og starter med, hvorfor det er det værd. ♥

Hele verden er inden for din rækkevidde på Jigidi

Jigidi har den fordel, at det er et internetbaseret fællesskab.

Denne fantastiske teknologi gør det muligt for os at komme i kontakt med hinanden på tværs af alle slags fysiske grænser og udvikle en større forståelse for hinanden.

Men - mens internettet kan skabe plads til os på tværs af grænser og lade os mødes med vores hjerner først - har det også en åbenlys ulempe i forhold til at få en bedre fornemmelse af hinanden: Vi kommer til kort, når det gælder information, der overføres via vores kropssprog.

Det er så indlysende, at vi lægger det i 'selvfølgelig-skuffen' og går videre med vores liv.

Men i de næste 3 minutter må du ikke lukke skuffen for mig, for der venter os en fælde på denne vej, som vi gerne vil have dig til at styre uden om.

Først skal du møde: Spejlneuroner

Spejlneuroner er neuroner, der giver dig mulighed for at efterligne en anden persons handlinger, som du observerer, som om du selv udførte handlingen.

Du gør det ubevidst, men med god grund; din hjerne forstår ting gennem den information, den får adgang til og behandler med hele din krop.

Denne form for "afprøvning" af, hvad kropssproget betyder i forhold til følelser, hjælper dig med at forstå den person, du observerer, bedre.

Vi er indrettet på denne måde, fordi vi er dybt sammenfiltrede som art.

Vi lærer af hinanden, og vi har brug for hinanden for at være sunde og glade. Derfor søger vi løbende information om 'temperaturen' i den gruppe eller person, vi leder efter.

Vi udfylder automatisk hensigt

Nu videre til Jigidi-punktet (jeg er sikker på, at du så den første del af dette punkt komme).

På Jigidi har vi ikke hinandens kropssprog at navigere efter, når vi skal finde ud af, hvad hinandens handlinger betyder.

Denne manglende information betyder, at vi ikke forstår hinanden fuldt ud lige med det samme. Og som følge heraf kan vi ikke altid regulere vores svar i tide på grund af, hvordan den anden person ser ud til at opfatte det, vi siger.

Her kommer den anden del af pointen.

I sikkerhedens og effektivitetens navn laver vores hjerner prognoser for mening og hensigt baseret på vores erfaring og viden.

Denne særlige funktion i hjernen er uvurderlig, når du hører en raslen fra busken og ser noget langt og slankt glide mod dig. Men den kan virkelig gøre ondt værre på de hårde dage, hvor vi generelt ikke forventer, at universet er venligt stemt over for os.

På de dage er der stor risiko for, at vi udleder en dårlig hensigt af en meddelelse. Vores forventning om hensigt tager således den plads, der blev efterladt åben, fordi melodien kun blev 'tappet', ikke spillet fuldt ud.

Så når vi anerkender, at onlinekommunikation mangler information fra kropssprog, tonefald, fuld kontekst og så videre, kan vi tage højde for dette, når vi fortolker onlinekommunikation.

Og på den måde være med til at forme vores medpusleres forventninger til, hvad universet har i vente for dem i dag.

Når du er i tvivl - vælg venlighed

For at kompensere for den sparsomme information og vores instinktive udfyldning af hullerne med hensyn til hensigt, er vi nødt til at være åbne over for vores Jigidi-kollegers kommunikation.

Det betyder næsten altid, at man lader tvivlen komme hinanden til gode i de første "runder", hvor man ikke finder fælles fodslag. Og også at være oprigtigt nysgerrig på, hvad der driver vores modparts adfærd. Når man ikke nødvendigvis deler en hel palet af værdier, er det meget nemt at komme til at overskride hinandens grænser ved et rent uheld.

Hvad så med de hårde dage, hvor venlighed i højere grad er resultatet af et personligt valg - en viljeshandling - end det er vores standardindstilling?

Det tager intet væk fra kraften i dine venlige handlinger.

Ikke noget som helst.

Men det former dine medpusleres forventninger til, hvad de kan møde fra universet og Jigidi-fællesskabet. ♥

Med masser af kærlighed, Jigidi

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KDogTheSecond

@dajipat You can bookmark it

criminyjicket

I love this site. been doing puzzles for a long time and always wondered how some people can do the puzzles so fast. WELL, I figured it out. They arent faster than us. NOPE. They arrange all the borders and patterns without connecting two pieces .... then they connect two pieces and log out. when they return, they are on their first minute

I find the puzzles on Jigidi and my husband, 85, sits every night and spends hours in enjoyment, solving them. Now when I find a good one (over 500 pieces), I can't seem to save it and I don't see anywhere in your comments that answers that concern. Does anyone in the "Jigidi Community" know how to save a puzzle originally so my poor husband can go back and find it to work on it????? HELP!

Why anyone wants to go back to Flash Player now when it is ending this month is beyond me. You just have to go through all this agony again anyway, don't you? Thanks Apple

I love jigidi and how wonderful has it been during our period of isolation! I am quite competitive and so the Leaderboard is a big part of my puzzle solving. However, since my latest system update my times aren't posting anywhere. Yes I did log in again! So I am hoping someone can help me with my problem, Thank you in anticipation. Elizabeth

wentworth

which ne is the lady?

willymon20

100% agree
Wonderful and true post.
Willy

sparklightie

dear @Mettem and @Magnus - i am so thrilled ☺☺☺ I am able to solve my puzzles again xx Thanks to The powers that be at jigidi for fixing the problem xx thank you thank you - it was a very sad and boring 7 days being unable to solve ☺☺☺☺ ♥♥♥♥♥

brightspark

is any one else having these problems ??????

brightspark

still cannot solve - now 2 days and 2 nights - praying you will get it sorted out soonest - i am getting serious withdrawal symptoms @Mettem @Stefan

brightspark

dear @Mettem and @Stefan ~ I was able to post my puzzles today @brightspark and @sparklightie but not able to solve at all, this is so frustrating - when i press solve it says preparing puzzle and then my screen completely freezes - hoping that you will be able to solve the problem soonest xx thx so much xx michelle ♥♥♥

Fowly

The written word can be taken entirely the wrong way, the reader cant see the eyes of the writer, or hear the tone of his/her voice. Does it mean laughter, or contempt? That is why we need to carefully select the words that we use.
I have always had requests for smaller puzzles answered. Love jigidi, thank you for providing this world wide place for interaction and enjoyment. Fay.

SaavikLeary

Many thanks for making this a soothing and tranquil place☺♥

SaavikLeary

I love sharing my artwork & photos but am not so great at commenting so I just say thanks or you're welcome, My apologies to all but I do get tongue tied. I have found the folks here are kind and considerate, it's a big reason I hang out here. ☺♥

Zsuzsineni

@mrheaume

Zsuzsineni

mrheaume, please ask me anytime you would like a puzzle enlarged. I will always give it my best shot. I have even enlarged others' puzzles, too, if I can find the image with google, when I notice the original puzzle creator has not responded, or has declined. I believe if you insert @Zsuzsineni in the comment/request, I will notice. Zsuzsi

Woodowly

I teach communication so I know just what you mean - it's so easy to misinterpret text due to the lack of context. As Rebeccab says, emoticons can help when you make a jokey comment that might be misinterpreted. Humour doesn't always cross cultures that successfully. The English vs American sense of humour, for example, are often quite different. I have made wonderful online friends through Jigidi and people leave lovely comments and compliments. It's also a great place to learn about different cultures and experiences. In my experience Jigideers are innately kind and thoughtful - maybe puzzling draws that kind of person. Thank you for the many happy hours I spend on Jigidi and the chance to share my creations with many others. It is my daily hobby and joy. Jayne

Definitely true. main thing is to not take offense unless the comment is obviously mean.

mapapete

Well said.

bayhome43

yes . . . I love how you and Magnus have made kindness and acceptance and friendship and interesting knowledge and the beauty of this universe we live in the first things we think of when we hear the word "jigidi" We just assume kindness and the desire to communicate from our true heart is the "platform" upon which we all stand as we make our puzzles and comment on other puzzles ☺♥☺

troubleatmill

I fully agree with you on this subject. I cannot deny that I have been unintentionally guilty myself from both sides of misunderstandings. Even though I try to be careful in how and what I say mistakes can be made so easily. My "alter-ego" on Jigidi posts puzzles that are interactive and encourages comments to be made so have seen these misunderstandings evolve and have found myself acting as a bit of a peacekeeper before the situation gets out of hand . . . thank goodness for the "Private Puzzle" facility that you introduced a while back as it means this does not have to be made public and cause embarrassment to either party. I usually mention the main points that you have talked about particularly referencing intonation which I believe to be the main cause of these misunderstandings.

Thank you for mentioning the problem and opening the matter up for discussion. I am sure it will make us all more aware and of how an innocent comment can be misconstrued and be more careful in future . . . ;-)

bltwilson

Thank you for such a thoughtful, intelligent, caring post! This is something I try to keep in mind, but it's not always easy. I don't solve many puzzles, but I love finding artwork and making puzzles. I enjoy getting and responding to comments, although on bad days I don't have much to say. I wish I spoke many languages so that I could respond to comments that are not in English. To @mrheaume, who asked about enlarging puzzles, not everyone might know how to do that, and sometimes the puzzle just won't get more pieces, no matter how much you enlarge the original photo! It depends on the size and the shape of the photo. I always try to honor requests to enlarge puzzles (or make them smaller) but sometimes it just doesn't work out. There must be lots of other reasons why someone wouldn't respond to a comment though, so don't take it personally! Thanks to all who keep Jigidi going. It's such an enjoyable part of my life.

redina1

I feel like you wrote this for me. A couple of days ago I left a comment and must have insulted the person when I made a silly remark about a detail in the picture, I did mention how much I enjoyed the puzzle. All her comments were deleted, no explaination, so I deleted mine, and will probably not visit her site again. Amazing how bad I feel about something I don't even understand. Yes, indeed, we need to be careful. :(

I don't know if anyone else has this problem but when I add a comment on a puzzle and ask them to enlarge it if they can I never get any response and I don't ever get the puzzle enlarged. I know you can't enlarge all the puzzles but after asking for a larger puzzle on at least a dozen occasions what am I missing.

Dilubreuer

Hi Mette!

Your blog is nicely written, well organized and meaningful. This indeed is a valuable add on to the already wonderful world of Jigidi where we learn more about other people's lives and cultures, and gives me an added learning of good communicative English which is my second language.

Thank you for giving us access to this wonderful place.

More power to you and the JTeam!

francesjka

Thank you, Mettem;

After reading your wonderful post, I must confess, I do not leave as many comments as I should, even after the joy of completing a puzzle and gaining so much insight, I do, indeed, have some comments I should be sharing, but instead, go carelessly on my way.

Your words have brought back to mind those young days in New York, when after work, we would all get together for coffee and have, what I call, a 'Meeting of Minds', and this is exactly what Jigidi is for me these days.

I love working the puzzles - afterward, I have a wonderful experience of being lifted from my present situations - just like sitting down having a cup of coffee with an old pal.
I may not see you, but your spirit is with me.
Except that, now, you will all be hearing from me.

Being as adobe flash player won't be supported any more soon , how will this affect the site ?

helenpuz

I have found the most wonderful, caring, sharing people on Jigidi. I wish that EVERYONE could be part of this Jigidi world. If this were true, I am certain there would be more peace and love in our world.

lefty50

I enjoy the comments on this site. They elicit a grin from me, whether it's a simple thank you, a statement about the picture, a wish for good things for participants, or something that I can't understand (not due to language).

RebeccaB

This is where I think emoticons can help make the meaning clear - a winking face ;) if you're joking, a smiling face if you're just curious but not criticizing, etc. Or explaining your intent before the comment or question, like "I'm just curious, did this actually work?" I've hardly ever run into trouble, but a few times have seen a possible interpretation I didn't intend or expect only when it was pointed out to me, and so I just apologized, and it was accepted graciously. GREAT people on Jigidi, but yes, it can get a bit sticky now and then - especially when using Google translate, LOL.

Bekkabee

Thank you so much for your post! You have an incredible insight and also the ability to translate that insight into kind, respectful dialogue with others. I wish more of us could be as talented. However, I believe that many of us, including myself, could at least try harder to be kind and respectful toward our fellow Jigidiers. I have been on both ends of misinterpreted comments, so I know how it feels to be misunderstood and to misunderstand. In the future, I will make a concerted effort to be kinder both in my own comments and in my take on others' comments.

Thank you so much for your efforts to make Jigidi the wonderful place that it can be!

ringleader2

Well said, Mette. I have found people incredibly kind here on Jigidi. I try to do likewise. I especially appreciated how Magnus replied personally on each of his birthday puzzles. A lovely example for all of us and actions usually speak louder than words. ♥♥

Bluebonnet

Thanks, Mette. You are someone I would love to sit and talk with, and I appreciate your posts. I followed the first link in your post to https://www.ft.com/content/3f5c647a-7768-11e5-a95a-27d368e1ddf7 and found not only an interesting book extract but a wonderful stitched illustration—by far the most attractive illustration of the human brain I've ever seen!

gogogo

A well-intended post, that I take with the best of intentions, as I usually try to take posts at this site! ☺︎
After reading this, I will try harder, on "off" days, to assume kindliness, on the part of others, and in my own approach. ♥︎
Thank you for kind and insightful, and helpful, post. ☀️☺︎☀️

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