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Topic: Re:Photographic Memory
Posted by: Golf Swing Modeler
Date/Time: 17/06/2003 21:35:43

"So really my question arises what is the best way to model somebody who has this skill and has I might say (Very minimal non-verbal cues) While I agree that calibration skills are essential, and I know that mine are pretty good, what else could you suggest that might help in modeling someone with this type of skill."

Here's a suggestion I have:  You need to see yourself more as the vehicle for modeling this person, rather than the outside observer.  What I mean is when you model someone, first and foremost you have to experiment on yourself...this is where you get immediate feedback that will make your model more specific and accurate.  Secondly, I would suggest using more than one person who's mastered this skill...you can then perhaps notice the similarities and differences, and form a more elegant model on yourself.  Once you have got yourself producing the results you can go about explicating the details of your model so that you can teach it to others. ...(The next task will be how do you go about teaching this to others...another skill :)).



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TopicDate PostedPosted By
Photographic Memory17/06/2003 18:00:21Rob
     Re:Photographic Memory17/06/2003 21:35:43Golf Swing Modeler
          Re:Re:Photographic Memory18/06/2003 12:31:12Rob
               Re:Re:Re:Photographic Memory18/06/2003 14:33:31Golf Swing Modeler
                    Re:Re:Re:Re:Photographic Memory19/06/2003 11:50:23Robert
     Re:Photographic Memory19/06/2003 00:48:58Robin
     Re:Photographic Memory19/06/2003 20:19:54Vladimir
          Re:Re:Photographic Memory23/06/2003 17:37:05Robert

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