Why Do I Think Like A Freak?

‘Why do I think like a freak?’ I that this is a trick question trying to expose me on something since there is no way I will expressly admit that I am a freak, categorically speaking (although I know at the back of my head that I do. Sometimes.) After all, the word ‘freak’ connotes a bad perception to most people. However, for some unknown reasons after reading the book ‘Think like a Freak’, I realized that there is nothing wrong in proclaiming that indeed, I think like one.
I always say that every mind is beautiful in its own right; that science no matter advance it will be in the future will never explain how a person mind will work. It runs independently and subjectively. I believed and still believe that the human brain is the most complex
Whether what the majority will do if ever they are on that similar situation or how most of us will react during those times. But as we all know, in every majority, there is a minority.
So going back to the trick question, why do I think like a freak? Simply because I am me; I am Karl.
That is the best answer I can give. That is the best answer my brain dictates me do say.
I have this uncanny habit of doing different things during the same events knowing that I actually hate change. In psychological examinations where duplication of questions is a method used to know how I perceive things that could happen in the future, I don’t stick with one answer in a same question.
The reason behind is that I believe I will do and act differently when I am on the actual situation rather than in that specific room shading theoretical questions and answers; that there are a lot of possible options I will have at my hand that aren’t on the choices provided by the examiner.
Thinking like a freak is actually ‘normal’. The definition of being a freak could change depending on the understanding and evaluation of the reader. The ‘common’ definition of it may signal negativity nevertheless, thinking like one may be