{Disclaimer}[13th January 1988]

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All this* – Lines, Circles, Cones etc. – is, of course, only a way of looking at things.

*[See many previous entries, especially in this Volume.]

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{The next entry is V.19880114.[[Redbook5:1-3][19880114:1710]{Fast and Thick}[14^th January 1988]]}

[Inserted on p.329 is an undated cutting which appears to be from The Times: “How to raise a genius: Psychologist David Lewis shows, in a new book, how parents hold the key to their children's intellectual success”, including the paragraph: “Lewis claims that the academic system is geared to intellectual thinking, but his research reveals that only a quarter of children think in this way. He has identified three other ways of thinking: intuitive, innovative and implementive [sic; underlining added to cutting], and believes that children with these “mind styles” rarely get a chance to shine.” “... (many problems, he says, stem from different thinking styles within the family)”.]

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