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What does Mead mean when he says that the self is both a subject and an object to itself?
Mead is suggesting the idea that human beings are able to in their mind, have rational discussions as not only themselves, but take the role of how the other person they are imagining would respond to what they have said. He claims in order to have a self you must have be both a subject and object to yourself. You are already a subject to yourself, so now you need to become an object to yourself. In order to see yourself as an object, you have to take the role of others (such as family, friends, anyone really) and imagine their responses to what you say. In that way you can turn yourself into an object, you see yourself as others would perceive what you are communicating. This is why he puts a great value upon language and society. Society is the only way to make you see yourself as an object and language is also pivotal to creating yourself through the communication with others.
What does golf foxtrot Yankee mean?
go f@#k yourself. the phrase means go f@#k yourself lmao
What does sighnificant mean?
something that is important - if it's significant
What does 2 thirds mean?
That you have the magority of a fraction of something.
If you want something done you will have to do it yourself?
That is right if you can't depend on any body !OR..."you can lead a horse to water but can't make it drink."but if its thirsty it will drink and it does not have to be water.If you want something done that includes multi-ways of how you see it being done, yeah, your going to have to do it yourself or be the least condescending order giver ever.
