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Originally posted by Brian649:
Paul, deep breaths... 
Slowww down the oscillations, my friend!
Hee hee. Do I owe you money for the lesson? At least you didn't call me Grasshopper! I would caution you here though Brian, a lot of people wouldn't take too kindly to that--could come off condescending. I'm sure it wasn't meant that way. Just a friendly little people awareness tip.
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I honestly didn’t give the statement ‘all true geniuses are visual thinkers’ much thought when I wrote it. I’ve never really questioned the premise. It’s actually not mine. I got it from Win Wenger’s The Einstein Factor –which I do not have with me at the moment.
What seemed an casual comment to you, to me deserved some words. How 'bout that whole "individual differences" thing, anyway?! I have Win Wenger's book somewhere, maybe I'll dig it out and scan for his ideas on visual thinking.
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Tony Buzan talks a lot about thinking visually as well in regard to mind maps. Really, though, when I refer to ‘thinking visually’ it’s just “the opposite of thinking analytically.”
I've found visual thinking to be a wonderful asset that can be accessed readily through practicing mnemonics. At times, I've been amazed at the near-perfect visual recall. Now, I'm going for more consistency.
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You mention in you’re your post that delta is purely visual. Surely not! Did I write that?Groovy...
I paraphrased, incorrectly. Oops. The statement was 'theta is pure visual'.
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PS. This is the best website on the planet!!!!! ).]
It's up there alright. I'm grateful it exists.
