Maturity Coefficient

inspiration: Barney Stinson (How I Met Your Mother) LoL:)

when we look back in time and think about the day we met a friend and think about how she/he was, in terms of attitude and gnyan, and then we see a difference in their qualities now, we tend to gauge things like what changes we can expect in them in the following years to come or how (kinda choosin the rite word here...) sensible they are now. And i personally feel that the future of this relationship partly depends on this difference.

Being the programmer that i am, i cant help but think of this difference in people as a simple integer. Let's look into what i call :

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"The Maturity Coefficient"

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i paint quite a picture, don't i?
LoL:)

Let's assign the MC of a new born baby the value 0. And as the baby grows, she/he learns enormous amount of wisdom, either by self-experience or in case Indian society experience of the care takers. this growth can be perceived as an increase in the value of MC (not in any progression viz., AP,GP...). MC is time dependent. the value of MC may increase or remain the same with the increase in time. This change in MC can only be understood if the time difference is large (as in: a year or more). when we assign a value for a person, taking the day you met as reference, and assign a probable value for her/him taking the present configuration of the relationship in mind, and figure out the difference, we can fairly judge the person and predict the health of the relationship in future.

The significance of MC and this 'out of the mind, completely loony theory' will probably come into picture when you understand this load of crap and you are probably a year or more into the relationship.

I have a couple of friends whose MC difference is negligible. Not to judge these people or anything, but, I'm not very impressed by them (boo me). on a more serious note, i believe MC is quite accurate and has proved it's word in many instances of my life.

Please don use this on me... ;)
Take care fellows!