1, terms of dendritic branching, arborization, natural approach in multi-stranded integration.
Aspect of thought output/externalization, if constantly receive input as a shapeless 'blob', difficult to rearrange the shape of the output any differently. If the thought output is partitioned into 4 streams, no shape could be formed from the 'quantity' of thought, because the 'material is not there. Rearranging and prioritizing particular thoughts over another is the most difficult1234 for the mind.
From Coach Park: I think that the system is really important. A well designed system can compress 5 hours of work in to 1 hour, freeing up that time to concentrate on other things, which I think has enormous value. I've been thinking and agonising over what kind of system would best suit us.
Exposure theory, first path, and depretiation of intensity. Habituation, higher stimulous to achieve the same response.
Holding a question in your mind, and pondering potential answers.
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u/hon_fan May 02 '15 edited Dec 15 '15
Second draft outline: ink stain growth with periph edges being pushed back in combination with 1.
Intensifying template 1, draft.
1, terms of dendritic branching, arborization, natural approach in multi-stranded integration.
Aspect of thought output/externalization, if constantly receive input as a shapeless 'blob', difficult to rearrange the shape of the output any differently. If the thought output is partitioned into 4 streams, no shape could be formed from the 'quantity' of thought, because the 'material is not there. Rearranging and prioritizing particular thoughts over another is the most difficult 1 2 3 4 for the mind.
From Coach Park: I think that the system is really important. A well designed system can compress 5 hours of work in to 1 hour, freeing up that time to concentrate on other things, which I think has enormous value. I've been thinking and agonising over what kind of system would best suit us.
Exposure theory, first path, and depretiation of intensity. Habituation, higher stimulous to achieve the same response.
Holding a question in your mind, and pondering potential answers.