   Ask Marilyn: What's All the Fuss About?  Robert Schlesman of
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, writes:  Marilyn: When the Beatles
came to America, I was a teen, and they were on The Ed Sullivan
Show. I never experienced any of the screaming and crying and
fainting. Today, I see people camping out in lines overnight to
buy a phone. Or on Black Friday, they mob a store to get the
best deal. Why do they act like the world is going to end if
they don't get it? I never thought a singer or a phone or
anything else was that great to have those kind of feelings. Why
do I feel that way? Why do they feel that way?  Marilyn
responds:  If you put extreme extroversion at one end of a human
behavior spectrum and extreme introversion on the other end,
they're farther toward the extroversion pole than you are. In
general, they're much more excitable than their opposites. But
they also flash, crash, and burn more easily. Not that humans
can be so easily categorized, but you know what I mean.    I am
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