Social Questerism

A space for those who believe in Social Questerism, a worldview defined by the usage of social ideas to temporarily increase social skills instead of the effort of trying to permanently increase social skills due to the belief that they can't be permanently increased.

In the Social Questerism context, the difference between social ideas and social skills (including social skills relating to functioning in society) is that social ideas are manually used while social skills are automatically used. Social ideas are typically used to manually temporarily gain an increased level of social skills while having very little or no social skills. They can be used to create mental images, create invisible objects, create feelings, and to obtain certain information that benefits you. For example, if you struggle with learning when you're reading a text, in other words using learning social skills (used automatically), you should try using some learning social ideas to temporarily increase your learning social skills when you're reading a text.