On the subject of worldviews...it is predictable how information is processed and analyzed outside of the context of the cyclical thinking. Traditional thought processes are first used to filter unfamiliar content then try to cognitively link this to an event already familiar to the worldview. If the cognitive linkage is successfully accomplished the result is that the content is transferred into an educational experience. When examples are added in- and outside of the context it becomes knowledge. Knowledge is power that transforms the worldview. If little or no cognitive linkage is established, the unfamiliar content is either ignored and may later be retrieved for comparison and again filtered through the lens of the traditional worldview. It may interpreted again in reverse with consequential result. I have seen it over and over again. When the analysis is done in reverse its 100% predictable; however, the behavioural response can be alarming. It proofs that the cyclical thinking is utilized by cyclical thinkers to analyze and process information even content not familiar to the worldview. Suzanna E. Bacchus
Posted on: Sat, 06 Dec 2014 00:51:24 +0000
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