Showing posts with label computer metaphor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label computer metaphor. Show all posts

Friday, October 11, 2013

The One-Man Matrix

Take the blue pill or the red pill, it's your choice.

If you take the red pill, you get to see how deep the rabbit hole goes.

If you take the blue pill, stop reading, and forget that you ever saw this blog post.

This isn't a joke. Think carefully before making your decision.

Wednesday, October 2, 2013

Fourth Way: Some Assembly Required

If there is one phrase which explains the general method of teaching the Fourth Way it would be: "Some assembly required."

If you're a Fourth Way fan then you're sure to know the metaphorical story about buying good leather and making your own shoes. If you don't, the Fourth Way is the leather and the shoes are what you get from studying and practicing the Fourth Way.

It's similar to the way a Spanish textbook is the source material and your ability to understand and speak Spanish is what you get from that source material. It's like that, with one major exception: standard method in the Fourth Way is to shred the textbook and require that the student put the textbook back together.