With all the talk about what NLP is and isn't, and how NLP modeling differs from other kinds of modeling, it seems that one of the key elements to code would be the attitude of the founders. Without doses of irreverance, defiance, cockiness, playfulness and curiosity, I doubt that someone can effectively carry out modeling projects as interesting as the ones initially carried out by Grinder and Bandler. Those core attitudes and states would seem like an intuitive place to begin. Any comments on that? Martin