What must I be to be a representative?

Answer 1

You need a husband. Here I am. Or you can go to your states website and look at your constitution.

Answer 2

Today I saw your enlarged image with the help of a software. You look beautiful. God's Divinity.... I confess.

I have been constantly watching your questions. For some of them I really do not have answers and for many of them I have good answers. But the problem is that of perception. My perception is quite different from that of yours.

I am trying to understand your thought patterns, and I am succeeding but at a low speed.

Now Oh beautiful lady I come to your question.

I really do NOT know what you mean by this question. because dear Samlyn you have not put the context of your question.

In other words "your question does not represent what you want it to be." That means you are not the representative of what you are in this case.

But to test my understanding of your thought patterns I am guessing the following.

1. You must become "What is represented" to be a representative of that thing.
2. You must become "What is not represented" to be a
representative of that thing.
3. Which one of the above is true ?


People are not bound to know what you have in your mind. Though I know you have many great ideas bobbling in your mind.


With Regards

Answer 3

I wasn't going to answer your questions but you have me perplexed because the definition of 'invariantology' is an oxymoron. With all due respect, there must be a degree of spirituality involved to represent anything.
What must you be...
willing to open your mind that anything is possible.
You state that " one thing can never represent another thing if there is no equivalence. " I kindly respect the notion of the " what if " theory, that's commendable- however, logic tells us that there is light & dark, bad & good, postive & negative; their equal and yet aren't... does this make sense to you?
If you're looking for validation, you're missing out on the great mysteries and that there is no " right " or " wrong " answers when it comes to representation of oneself. I do appreciate your time in reading this.

Answer 4

Everyone represents themselves in some ways.

Some people represent other people. In order to represent others, you need to understand their concerns and then share those concerns with people that can make a difference.

Answer 5

representative of what, in general to be a rep of any thing u need to know people around u and with ure own examples knowing their problems helping them hand in hand with complete coviction of seeing their probelms as yours would make u a good representative.

Answer 6

I must be different yet capable of aligning or uniting with what I am to represent.

Hope this is what you were asking for.

Answer 7

roots ... the only thing u need...

must be yours only and the same in your own

Answer 8

You need to be elected by your district.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/US_Representative