"Mind Reader"

Originally posted by daniel_m
yet, if it wasn't for the brain's tendency to "attach" no learning would be possible..
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Isn't the key found in the balancing of attachment and detachment? Having the single-mindedness to get things done, but the open-mindedness to admit that you could do them better?

Attachment is a prerequisite for learning -- fixing a pattern in one's mind. But detachment is a prerequisite for continued learning -- flowing to new and better patterns. Its like the properties of a Class IV cellular automata -- creating arbitrarily sophisticated behavior through a slush of frozen (attached) and liquid (detached) zones.
 
Originally posted by Traden4Alpha

Isn't the key found in the balancing of attachment and detachment? Having the single-mindedness to get things done, but the open-mindedness to admit that you could do them better?

Attachment is a prerequisite for learning -- fixing a pattern in one's mind. But detachment is a prerequisite for continued learning -- flowing to new and better patterns. Its like the properties of a Class IV cellular automata -- creating arbitrarily sophisticated behavior through a slush of frozen (attached) and liquid (detached) zones.
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hey well said Alpha :) It is usually in the space between...

Personally I think Rogue touched beautifully on the folly most traders continually indulge...
 
I have admitted to it b4 and here I go again. Will someone please help an idiot out and PM me the answer.
Thanks in advance

Regards,

The site dunce.
 
Originally posted by J_Commisso


hey well said Alpha :) It is usually in the space between...

Personally I think Rogue touched beautifully on the folly most traders continually indulge...
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Rogue made my day! Once the secret is out, we'll have to discuss why the markets may be more like the "mind reader" that many people realize. As a practical joke, this one turned out to be extremely practical.
 
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