Hi all,
I am been listening the MO audiotapes I've just received and reading the booklet as well.
As one of my objective is to learn a psychology course about neurophysiology, I am a bit confused about ABC list, anchorman list and linkings.
Can you help me with your feed-back about the following assumptions ?

Let's say I need to construct my knowledge about VISION PROCESSES.
I understand that I'd better
1/ Establish my 26 items abc list, without any specific attention to my subject (?)
(as the generic "anchorman list"
2/ Collect all of my keywords about vision processes (< the course)
3/ If some of them are for me more important than others, assign to each of the keywords a digit
4/ Then combine as lively and surprisingly as possible (as it comes !) with the abc list words corresponding to the digit.
FOR INSTANCE : "rhodopsine" (keyword) would be n° 9, which is "I" and corresponds to "INVENTION" (abc list); so what "pops in" just now is that a genious scientist "RHODOLPHE PSY" in his bubbling and FLASHY (photopic conditions)laboratory has found out the way to decompose photoreceptors cells;
5/ If no logical order prevails, my combination becomes : Rhodopsine > "R" of my abc list, which stood for "RYTHME" , so what I can imagine is : Round the eye circulates, either fast or slow a red point into various channels, etc.
HOwever, when reading your insightful dialogue Flex and Luigi, I wonder whether the abc list is not a list that I hace to specially and carefully designed once and only once I have collected my keywords.
SO ??
Hope my English and explaining is OK.

THanks a lot.
Bertrand