I also like the visual of a linear piece of yarn and its strength, as opposed
to a woven piece of fabric to "see" thinking. It has to much to do with
Ellin's To Understand, connections, and Regie-Conversations. And maybe the
strength of all of us together with our diversity, as opposed to each of us
alone, not connected, and without conversation.
> My point is, we need dialogue and ideas to trigger other thoughts and ideas.
> > Ideas grow from other ideas. I really like Debbie Miller's synthesis >
> model...small thought growing with co-centric circles. That's a model of >
> typical human thinking (in my humble opinion); and that is what can give us >
> clues into how we can set up situations for discussing the text.> > ~Peter
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