Welcome to Pluraisticignorance.com!  This site is dedicated to the lives of Finn and Sonia. 

In our opinion, blogs' primary use in creating an interactive album of life, allowing people to organise their memories and events for themselves and others.  Our goal is a site that we can look back on to see what we have shared with each other.

The name Pluralistic Ignorance comes from the concept that the presumed norm can come from a group's expression of norms, despite no individual wanting to or fitting into the presumed norm.

The blog name was prompted from a theory that technology and the flow of information may decrease pluralistic ignorance.  Although we believe the opposite is happening instead, the name stuck as a concept.  Since we decided not to remain anonymous and the likely gains against pluralistic ignorance coming from the anonymity that the internet allows, it is unlikely much headway will be made here. Regardless, the nature of blogs is to share and we hope that a side effect of the sharing offers insight into humans into who we are, and by extension, humans everywhere. 

  A quick guide to the site. 

Finn and Sonia's blogs are generally limited to capturing their thoughts and feelings.  In many ways, these blogs act like diaries, free thinking brainstorming and musings.  Less structured and more random just like capturing thoughts should be.

Travels are collections of blogs entries and media from places we have been.  It is also used to plan future travels by creating empty buckets to be filled in once the travel occurs.  Travel planning falls here instead of falling under projects, so many trips may not be populated yet.

Events captures the significant  events in our life.  These are normally large collections of memories that deserve special attention.

Works in Progress holds all the various projects and self improvement iniatives.  This is also where we track progress towards reaching our goals, how we intend to achieve them and what is holding us back.

Hobbies are mostly pictures and small commentaries on the things we enjoy.