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#5178 12/16/02 06:28 AM
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Hi All,

What would be the procedure for generating a new behaviour for intellectual development? I mean, for each new behaviour, you need to think of a person who demonstrated or models this behaviour. So, if I was to incorporate the behaviour of a certain, for example, computer programmer I would really need to model their 'inner' intellectual process as opposed to an 'outer' more obvious behaviour.

In order to do this, would I need to study his thinking process in order to successfully incorporate it into myself? Would I need to know what type of intelligence it requires to be successful in this area, as I was reading the other day that programmers do possess a high level of logical/mathematical intelligence. Or would I simply just pick a role model who is a top programmer and let my inner mind do the rest?

Any ideas?

Tazster.







#5179 12/16/02 06:54 AM
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top programmers 'usually' write books, this might give you some insights into the working of their mind. Avoid complicating it just read the book to get a feel of it.

With or without the book you can just model the person. The inner mind is capable of figuring out how best you can be like that person.

Alex






#5180 12/17/02 12:05 PM
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Thanks for your reply (and sarcasm )Alex. It was helpful.

Tazster.










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