> Date: Wed, 13 Sep 1995 18:33:29 -0400 (EDT)
> From: BRSORRELL@delphi.com
>
> Replying to LO2771 --
>
> Dr. Blanco,
>
> I would like to suggest that some serious examination of your statement..
>
> " I wonder when and how we lose those traits"
> might be very valuable to this discussion. Are those traits really lost
> at all ? Or are they masked by some other behaviours ?
>
> vr,
> --
> Bruce Sorrell (bruce_sorrell@ocpm.navy.mil)
There might be several reasons for us to "mask" our inquiring minds. I
said for us to mask, because might bias is that we are able to turn that
mind back on at certain age, but choose not to doo it! A partial list of
potential causes could be:
- Our parents who constantly ask us to stop asking "why"!
- Our teachers in school, from K through College, who demand compliance and
conformance, and present themselves as the only source of knowledge, etc.
- Our managers who insist that we are paid to work and not to think.
- Our churches that prensent us with ideas that cannot be questioned.
Any others?
Ivan,
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