{Multiple Viewpoints and Single Minds [continued (7)]}[12th February 1988]

[Redbook5:14][19880212:1155g]{Multiple Viewpoints and Single Minds [continued (7)]}[12^th February 1988]

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The great virtue of the single-minded (I guess) is that they keep things going and get things done. Their drawback, as I have said,* is that they may not be good at the initiation of change, or discovery. But a great problem which the single-minded pose for the 'multiple-minded' is that although the latter can make some attempt at understanding the former, often with some success, the former rarely can (or wish to) understand the latter.**

Most of these latest comments*** apply strongly to U~, which is diametrically opposed to R~ and therefore should be the most intensely single-minded.

*[[Redbook5:12-13][19880212:1155d]{Multiple Viewpoints and Single Minds [continued (4)]}[12^th February 1988]]

**{cf [[Redbook5:67-76][19880316:1300#]{False Christs; True Christ}[16^th March 1988],] 68}

{But see [[Redbook5:47][19880312:1915]{Purpose and View}[12^th March 1988],] p47.}

***(i.e. in the last para.)

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