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[Salvador Sánchez]

I think I agree, Selma. Linear and non-linear thinking are terms familiar for us in the realm of creativity. Maybe 20 years ago de Bono popularized the term lateral thinking. I have a question: is intuition a form of non linear thinking? Regards Salvador ----- Original Message ----- From: Selma Singer To: Ray Evans Harrell ; Ed Weick ; [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; Christoph Reuss Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2003 3:00 PM Subject: [Futurework] Re: [Futurework] Re: [Futurework] Re: [Futurework] Re: [Futurework] Re: [Futurework] "Spiritualität macht frei" ? (was Re: NYT Article: Is Buddhism Good for Your Health?) Ray,   Do you agree that when one speaks of non-linear one is saying that it cannot be explained in terms of causality, mechanics, material considerations, etc.?  Or not?   Se