"... dynamical thinking & memory" are the 5th, respectively 6th, new concepts, introduced
as intended & written (2/7/13)
(o.d.t.&m. - conceptual approach through cross disciplinary knowledge)
written in recognition of:
- Michael Schumacher's extraordinary chance, following his ski accident
(today he got out of hospital in Grenoble).
- all his doctors' efforts.
(do not google search it, you won't find it, :) it is a new approach :)
everybody has heard of lateral thinking, how about analytical thinking? yes certainly!
but what about our dynamical thinking & / or dynamical memory?
as new concepts we have the intent to introduce here, what everybody already may have
experienced many times, but never thought to define as such.
(exemplification for skating)
while we skate, did we ever give a thought to our:
- body dynamics?
if yes, we would like to call it from now on, our dynamical thinking ..
mentally ready to race on that track? ..gone trough some (or all) of our (track related):
- memories of movements & / or postures?
if yes, we would like to call it from now on, our dynamical memory...
so, the question mark here:
how were Michael Schumacher's priorly acquired
- dynamical thinking,
- dynamical memory,
effectively affecting his descent, while skiing on that slope, the day he had the accident?
