Blog post #3 Answer

  In the book " Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance", the narrator separates classical and romantic into 2 different outlooks. He talks about how those think the classical way base things mostly on law and reason. Those who think the romantic way base things on imaginative and creative ways of thinking.

   In my opinion, I see myself as more romantic. The reason why I say that is because my thinking is based on creativity. Everything I do I'm mostly creative and imaginative. But I also see myself as an classical thinker as well. Based on the fact that I calculate most things I do. I never been perfect in things I did, but honestly if I had to choose I would just stay the way I am. While I have values on both sides, I think I lean more towards a romantic way of thinking. In things I do, I'm just creative about it and I'll like to keep it that way.

  I'm a mix of both classical and romantic. But I'm filled with more imaginative and creativity. I'll never be perfect at everything I do and I'm absolutely fine with that. That's how i see myself. But maybe in the future I could be completely opposite.


 I do agree with the narrator when he says " both are valid ways of looking at the world although irreconcilable with each other". I agree with him because they are many people in this world that lean towards classical ways of thinking and romantic ways of thinking. It just all depends on the person and how they use their way of thinking.