Who amongst us truly know who we are? We may think we have a good and robust understanding of who we are, of what makes us tick, our likes and dislikes. You see, we may well be a product of our thoughts at times, where our perceptions and sense of sensibility conflict and/or or agree with the opinions, views and desires of our fellow man. However, until we're able to fully understand the concise constituents that result in the presentation of our fluid normality, we have nothing but subjectivity upon which to assess the validity of our presenting personality. It is only at the point that our own personal insight assumes its rightful place amongst and amidst our collective psyche that we begin to understand in totality the complexity of particulate and disease state originators which either directly or indirectly impose a presentation or mirroring effect upon what we believe to be our own and unique fluid normality.