Subject	Just a little reference...look at the attributes.>>>
Posted by	dilly yo on September 04, 2002 at 10:44 AM
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In Reply To	OMG!! Give me the Duct Tape. Quick! (n/m) posted by 2 Zweet on September 04, 2002 at 10:15 AM
Message	Strengths of Creative Thinkers * Many people with learning differences of Dyslexia and ADD are capable of some extraordinary thinking and can be extremely successful once they learn some coping strategies. This is why we prefer to call them, more appropriately, Creative Thinkers. Some of the Creative Thinkers strengths are: Persistence, Concentration, Perception, Vivid imagination, Creativity, Drive and ambition, Curiosity, Thinking in pictures instead of words, Superior reasoning, Capable of seeing things differently from others, Love of complexity, Simultaneous multiple thought processing, Quickly mastering new concepts, and Not following the Crowd. Most people who are not dyslexic and rate low on the scale of Creative Thinking, are verbal learners, based on word acquisition by hearing. Verbal learning is limited to the speed of a person's speech. This auditory information goes into the conscious mind, so that the non-dyslexic person is aware of the information. Thinking and learning in pictures rather than words is thousands of times faster, and is subliminal, going directly into the subconscious mind. This visual learning style is what a Creative Thinker uses. The acquisition of information as pictures create an immense amount of multi-dimensional information, that can be manipulated in many forms by the brain to enable intuitive thinking, perception, and other interesting thought processes. Frequently this learning style leads to thought delays, because of the tremendous amounts of information processed. If you need further proof, i can direct you to some scientific literature. Z is out of commision after 2 months...what kinda hell is this!!!!!!!
Follow Ups	SZR:Cell phones, Driving and why they seem to make us stupid - T.R.M. © (Tampa, FL) 06:34:03 09/04/02 A fact of nature the brain is not a muti tasking organ>> - RT 06:48:15 09/04/02 Very True...Women do a better job of audible multi tasking - T.R.M. © (Tampa, FL) 07:03:55 09/04/02 bs..... - BlueZ 07:23:03 09/04/02 It's a sad day....I actually have to agree with you..LOL (n/m) - onlinediamond 07:48:24 09/04/02 Yeah, thats true - T.R.M. © (Tampa, FL) 08:18:38 09/04/02 LMFAO...finally I've said something worth agreeing on!? (n/m) - BlueZ 12:29:18 09/04/02 I don't believe that at all - Marshall 08:00:39 09/04/02 RT....no flame intended, but that is one of the most >>> - dilly yo 08:03:47 09/04/02 Ummm... Actually he is correct. - Flycaz (MLB, FL) 08:13:39 09/04/02 Ummmm....no, actually he is wrong>>>> - dilly yo 10:00:32 09/04/02 Maybe this thread needs to be taken to >>> - 2 Zweet 10:06:28 09/04/02 Yup, sorry RT, I normaly agree with you, but - BigTDogg 08:14:44 09/04/02 I saw a show on discovery,the human brain can only process>> - RT 08:15:26 09/04/02 Don't get into a pissing match RT... - Flycaz (MLB, FL) 08:19:56 09/04/02 I only do that after a case of beer and I always win LOL (n/m) - RT 09:10:21 09/04/02 RT....i think you just need to clarify the words that >>> - dilly yo 10:12:08 09/04/02 OMG!! Give me the Duct Tape. Quick! (n/m) - 2 Zweet 10:15:50 09/04/02 Just a little reference...look at the attributes.>>> - dilly yo 10:44:02 09/04/02 Sounds like a bunch of dribble. Wasted space here..IMO. - 2 Zweet 10:49:10 09/04/02 2 zweet, you don't seem intellectual, so I really don't>>> - dilly yo 11:41:01 09/04/02
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