Re: NLP Puzzle
This list is fun!
OK here are the ones I notice...
What list specifically are you talking about?
Who is it fun for?
How does one have fun with the list?
In response to Patrick's post on what my reaction to a sentence like
this would be, for this sentence in particular, I would just make
assumptions that they were talking about NLPTalk, and that it was fun
for them because they were the ones saying the sentence. I might ask
what they thought was fun about it...
I agree that these questions can seem a bit too probing and cold if you
ask them in the wrong ways. When I notice a violation and I think its
something important to ask about, I usually try to soften the question,
with words and tonality so that it does not come off as irritating. If
you just ask the person in a cold tonality "How specifically does the
list allow you to have fun?" it would be easy to irritate someone. But
if you say "Yeah I think this list is fun too, I like to be able to
discuss NLP with others...what do you think is fun about it?" in a warm,
curious tonality, you will be much better off, IMO.
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Kahli Burke
burke@ucsu.colorado.edu
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"Space projects space into space..."
"Good is a NOUN!"
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References:
- NLP Puzzle
- From: slands@mail.aic.net.au (John & Kristy Byrne)