from /villagepump/language.
- If you could describe in one language something that is hard to put into words…One way to look at it しかできなくなるのでは？
- The mulling thing X is called “provisional verbalization 」Aして、それからその言語化が「 get on well with (someone) 」かどうかを再確認する
- If it fits, I can point to it in words, since no difference between X and A has been found at this point.
- If it doesn’t feel right, we can ask, “What’s the difference?” and then you can separate the “part of X that is included in A” from the “part of X that is not included in A.” This is a change in the direction of increasing [Cognitive Resolution
- We don’t know in advance which way it will be Beneficial either way..
- Does it feel right?” question must be repeated from time to time, or you will stay with the first answer.
- I think this is what they mean by “if you put it in one language, you can only see it in one way.”
- This is not a problem of having verbalized, but of not [questioning again
Fits well: direct comparison. Question again: double-loop learning.
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