| Topic: | Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:The quality of questions |
| Posted by: | GSM |
| Date/Time: | 02/08/2004 18:21:59 |
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"Once we have some ideas about what how questions work, and their utility/function, then their role might become more apparent in all those specific new code contexts. What do you think?" I've no idea really Mark whether it would be fruitful to approach it this way or the from the context to start with - I'm open to any suggestions you have. Questions seemed to lead to a focusing of thought do they not? They make our minds concentrate on certain aspects of our experience? What's interesting here? for example.. Now let's relate that to Whispering - language is seen as a form of f2 transforms and generating a set of belief filters that reduce the ongoing experience of the individual. Do questions merely reflect the process of f2 transforms, or do they reflect a more natural questioning process inherent in mental process i.e. the verbal aspect questions is merely a f2 formating of the questioning process which is a natural process in its own right. If so what are the implications of questions in terms of the know nothing state? |