Warren Kinston
17. March 2012 09:00
Getting going on any framework is difficult. What is so obvious at the end of the inquiry is almost wholly obscure at the outset. I feel like a person who is blindfolded in a multi-dimensional maze. Insight seems absent.
My experience and knowledge give me the courage to start. But they never take me very far. I find that I have to move forward using two methods in intense discussions. These are: successive approximation and structural checking.
Successive approximation means that I make a stab at knowing—a name for something, or a formulation, or a property—and see how it works. Usually not very well. So I think about how to improve it … and then make another stab. That will probably More...
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