| Topic: | Re:Connection between state and context |
| Posted by: | John Grinder |
| Date/Time: | 02/05/2003 19:56:39 |
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JpG You wrote, "Is there any risk for the opposite to happen ? I mean that low quality state of the present state influences at least partially the resource context ?" It is possible under the classic code format to degrade the so-called resource just in case the problem state is more intense than the resource state. Indeed, this constitutes one of the advantages of the high performance state achieved in the new code. Please note, however, that it is logically possible for the problem state to be more intense than the high performance state achieved in the new code game. Thus, in both cases (classic and new code), there is no substitution for calibration by the agent of change. The REPERE seminar for December is cancelled - it may or may not be rescheduled subsequently. We will make the adjustment in the calendar shortly. John |