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A few weeks back, I wrote a post wondering whether or how trust was investigated in the TSK vision. Jack commented on relevancy but that perhaps TSK did not directly address trust , and that trust could be a pertinent avenue to explore (I hope I restated this well enough, Jack). A few days ago Ron suggested in a comment that one could “search” on the word, trust. Brilliant use of searchable TSK! Search I did — 13 documents and 30 references surfaced. I am working my through them. Fascinating; here’s a tidbit from DTS p 28 – “By nature and conditioning we have learned to trust not-knowing over knowledge.” I don’t want to side-track us from our work with unit 4, but did want to say a big Thank You!<\/p>\n
Giant body — Has always been a challenging exercise for me. It is difficult for me to focus, to concentrate on a specific element. I’ve found the diagrams in TSK helpful. And playing with different ones, sometimes body outline, sometimes organs, sometimes bones.<\/p>\n
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Hello, A few weeks back, I wrote a post wondering whether or how trust was investigated in the TSK vision. Jack commented on relevancy but that perhaps TSK did not directly address trust , and that trust could be a … Continue reading