[dfwgator]

[Albion Wilde]

[kitkat]

This map is a fake. It has to be. My chocolate neurotransmitters are MUCH
LARGER than it shows. If they ever find a way to make meat, veggies and fruits taste like chocolate, I will weigh 900 pounds. Anyone for a Kitkat?

[GOPJ]

Perceiver mode results when the bottom-brain system is highly utilized in optional ways but the top is not. Think of the Dalai Lama or Emily Dickinson. People who habitually rely on Perceiver mode try to make sense in depth of what they perceive; they interpret their experiences, place them in context and try to understand the implications.

But they don't make and execute grand plans. By definition, such people—including naturalists, pastors, novelists—typically lead lives away from the limelight. Those who rely on this mode often play a crucial role in a group; they can make sense of events and provide a bigger picture. In business, they are key members of teams, providing perspective and wisdom but not always getting credit.

ping

[Lake Living]

This sounds a lot like personality theory which has gone in and out of popularity over the centuries (but never totally discounted). Interesting but I’m not sure I’m buying all they’re selling. Their examples are terrible. FDR give me a break.