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- From: "Mike Balfour" <balfour AT peganet.com>
- To: "Corpus-paul" <corpus-paul AT franklin.oit.unc.edu>
- Subject: ideas
- Date: Thu, 24 Jun 1999 14:12:14 -0400
I wonder, if the good Professor Reder, every went to an art museum.
Words on paper paint mental pictures, an original method of communication?
Jeffrey mentioned Freud; ask a blind person who has never seen an apple or a
hearing impared individual about music where their ideas come from. I
suggest "whole" ideas can be very original. The inventor the mathmatician
and even my computer gets original at times. A piece of Paul's puzzle,
perhaps, but at what point does a part of an idea become the whole
presentation; thus lost original status?
Rev. Mike Balfour S.T.D.
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>
> > Dear Jeffrey,
> > No matter how adamant we are, no matter how high the stakes, people are
not
> > good at knowing where their ideas come from. This was my recollection
of
> > the psychological literature as of 10 years ago. To be certain that the
> > literature has not changed I wrote a friend of mind. Below is a letter
from
> > Professor Lynne Reder who teaches and does research in cognitive
psychology
> > at Carnegie Mellon University.
> > Regards,
> > Liz
>
>
>
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ideas,
Mike Balfour, 06/24/1999
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Re: ideas, Jeffrey B. Gibson, 06/24/1999
- RE: ideas, Liz Fried, 06/24/1999
- Re: ideas, Jeffrey B. Gibson, 06/24/1999
- RE: ideas, Liz Fried, 06/24/1999
- Re: ideas, Jeffrey B. Gibson, 06/24/1999
- Re: ideas, Mike Myers, 06/24/1999
- RE: ideas, Liz Fried, 06/24/1999
- RE: ideas, Craig S de Vos, 06/24/1999
- Re: ideas, Robert M Schacht, 06/24/1999
- RE: ideas, Liz Fried, 06/24/1999
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