There is a clear advantage to my specific type of knowledge, as evidenced by the skills in the second column. I have to say, I find this line of questioning strange, due to the fact that it perhaps is a little biased. If I know I have this type of intelligence, it is far easier for me to make certain correlations showing how it is to my advantage. It would be more interesting to see which intelligence is the lowest in a person, and then have them determine that advantage, showing that one's strengths can lie in their very own weakness.
But I digress.
The clear advantage to logical thinking is that I am able to follow a rational and pragmatic line of thought, from it's very conception to it's natural conclusion. Theoretical work, which stems from a more formal type of processing, is also easily attainable. There is no problem that is unsolvable, only one for which no answer is known.
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Date: 2017-03-21 07:45 pm (UTC)There is a clear advantage to my specific type of knowledge, as evidenced by the skills in the second column. I have to say, I find this line of questioning strange, due to the fact that it perhaps is a little biased. If I know I have this type of intelligence, it is far easier for me to make certain correlations showing how it is to my advantage. It would be more interesting to see which intelligence is the lowest in a person, and then have them determine that advantage, showing that one's strengths can lie in their very own weakness.
But I digress.
The clear advantage to logical thinking is that I am able to follow a rational and pragmatic line of thought, from it's very conception to it's natural conclusion. Theoretical work, which stems from a more formal type of processing, is also easily attainable. There is no problem that is unsolvable, only one for which no answer is known.