feelers seen as irrational by thinkers when trying to understand the inside

Hmmm. I disagree with this statement. If, as a thinker, you can understand how the person feels about a thing then you can guess about their reaction to the stimuli. This just requires more "internal debuuging", that's all. For instance, if Joe gets a new assignment at work and is upset, it might seem irrational to a thinker at first; however, if we consider that Joe is a Linux zealot and his assignment is to write a Winows 2000 website, then his unhappiness might not seem irrational after all. We can simply assign his attribute as a Linux zealot to another one of the "input channels" to analyze. -SM

In reply to Re: Re: On Debugging People by SpritusMaximus
in thread On Debugging People by dws

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