Normally, adults learn in frames, creating shortcuts for our brains that affect not only what we see, but also our brain structure itself. In order to see the world as it really is, he explained, we must drop all of our frames, regardless of mood, age, religion or political affiliation, and begin to look for patterns instead. Patterns are sitting in the world waiting to be recognized.
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