Measuring Passion LO26426

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Replying to LO26404 --

Winfried und Kirstin Dressler wrote many good points and concluded：

> I agree wholeheartedly to John Dicus:
>
> > If we just let go and listen.

We might like to listen to some scientists in addition to ourself. In the
physical-logical-emotional learnings, say, H. A. Simon's talk on Learning
to Teach and Learn (available thru search engines) and R. J. Sternberg's
Cupid's Arrow－The Course of Love Through Time, Cambridge Univ. Press
among others.

Hanching Chung
http://www.deming.com.tw
'...In this way sciences cumulates. Its path may be helical, but it is not
circular.' H. A. Simon's Models of Thought, Vol. II, Yale Univ. Press

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