Hello, Dr. Grinder and Ms. Bostic St. Clair In the post that this post replies to, you wrote: " Look, supposition and assumption are close enough for us. What is it that you want to know? ... What is it you want to know?" If you want to lead NLP professionals to adopt triple description as a systematically-utilized decision-making process, you will have to do more than admonish them with what you wrote in your book.  Even proposing that they contact your corporation Quantum-leap, Inc. won't resolve your need for them to use triple description. If you become a part of a venture involving other NLP professionals, you will need to check with them personally to find if triple description plays an important role in their decision-processes. If you forsee harm to anyone if NLP professionals implement other recommendations you propose in Part III Chapter 3 of your book "Whispering In The Wind", you can consider yourself warned that at least one person, myself, believes that NLP professionals will more easily implement other of your recommendations than your recommendation to employ triple description systematically. NLP professionals could use triple description to understand how to conduct research.  They could associate into the position of future people who are negatively impacted by the results of NLP-modelling research.  An example of people negatively impacted by the result of NLP-modelling research is anyone compelled to purchase by television ads that use the visual squash technique.  I have seen the visual squash technique used in television advertisements. If there's something I want to know, it includes whether you will follow the advice that I wrote above. -nj