Tricky,
It's a simple question.
An answer might be:
1. When I aligned all colors on the Rubiks cubes at the age 4 and everyone made a fuss over it.
2. When I easily got straight A's on my report card while other s were struggling.
3. When I wrote my first program in c++ without reading the book.
Why I asked the question:
You're obviously bright.
You're appear confident with your intelligence.
Your extrapolations, while not always on the mark, are, at least, thoughtful.
You wanted to know how it works.
Your first response: "Well, to answer your question, I don't think there was any specific moment."
Without stating it directly, is an acknowledgement that you do consider yourself bright. This is not a slight or strike in any way, shape or form. Just an acknowledgement of reality.
If you are familiar with physics, you might note that matter is broken up into particles which are broken up into waves which are broken up into particles, etc...
Process("Awareness is gradual, not absolute") is waves, events are particles...
Processes are broken up into events which are made of processes which are made of events, etc.....
While you may say that the realization was gradual(process), there events that made up the process.
I was asking for the event that turned on the light.
(If the moment is too personal, feel free to PM it to me)
If you want to converse with me about how it works and what LEC uses on people, don't be flippant or a snot. I get enough of that from posters like Briggs, who wouldn't know his @nus from a hole in the ground. One of the things you'll find among LEC grads is they might have learned about "Rackets" but they don't know when they're running them.
When you're ready...
Guy
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Guy,
Sorry, I just don't know how to answer that question honestly, and meaningfully. I was *very* hopeful that somehow that this was all leading somewhere. Then now, it seems like every question I ask is answered with a riddle, like you either don't know or don't want to tell me how this teaching is woven into the LEC conditioning process.
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