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Spike

Howdy Paul,

Nice point. I do think it's a combination of all three. But I also believe that there are exceptions. For example, I've gone from telling people about my iPhone and how it works to just taking it out and handing it to them. They draw their own conclusions. They learn through experience.

-Spike

Paul Hebert

I'm a firm believer in hands on learning. Experimentation - with anything - whether that be technology, processes, or even company cultures allows the "user" to be engaged and therefore use a greater portion of their brain. The more of our brain we use, the greater number of connections we build truly cementing the experience.

Thanks for the original post.

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