Post by mikedunphy100 on Dec 17, 2014 7:13:44 GMT -5
Kim,
Your leadership in creating momentum on the forum is greatly appreciated. Shari and I were talking about "thinking basic enough" recently. All of us have a tendency to think in clusters and arrays without seeing the core components and what they are doing. Think of a person hitting a baseball pitch. There is a huge amount of biomechanical action happening in that event, but regardless of all that complexity, the true end game is the ball and the bat (two components) were apart and you are wanting to bring them together and then apart again (a hit). There is a finite number of parameters involved in the action of bringing the ball and the bat together (trajectory, force, exact contact point, ball compression, bat density, etc...), but ultimately, at the core, the hit occurrs because the bat and ball were brought together and made to go apart again.
The non-Jokyo eye sees the swing, pitch, catcher, etc...as a cluster of inter-related components that seem to complicate the the core purpose: bring the bat and ball together.
The advanced seeing eye from ITP is the filter that removes all of that complexity and sees the simplicity in the complex. Then we simply reverse engineer optimal from that core action.
Anyway, this in my take on the idea of thinking basic enough.
MJD
Your leadership in creating momentum on the forum is greatly appreciated. Shari and I were talking about "thinking basic enough" recently. All of us have a tendency to think in clusters and arrays without seeing the core components and what they are doing. Think of a person hitting a baseball pitch. There is a huge amount of biomechanical action happening in that event, but regardless of all that complexity, the true end game is the ball and the bat (two components) were apart and you are wanting to bring them together and then apart again (a hit). There is a finite number of parameters involved in the action of bringing the ball and the bat together (trajectory, force, exact contact point, ball compression, bat density, etc...), but ultimately, at the core, the hit occurrs because the bat and ball were brought together and made to go apart again.
The non-Jokyo eye sees the swing, pitch, catcher, etc...as a cluster of inter-related components that seem to complicate the the core purpose: bring the bat and ball together.
The advanced seeing eye from ITP is the filter that removes all of that complexity and sees the simplicity in the complex. Then we simply reverse engineer optimal from that core action.
Anyway, this in my take on the idea of thinking basic enough.
MJD
