Comments on: The Critical Thinking Tribe http://www.randygage.com/blog/the-critical-thinking-tribe/ Success Tips, Marketing Strategies, Prosperity Insights and More... Sun, 12 Feb 2012 22:46:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Froneroxiasax http://www.randygage.com/blog/the-critical-thinking-tribe/#comment-2792 Froneroxiasax Sun, 19 Apr 2009 23:26:17 +0000 http://www.randygage.com/blog/?p=120#comment-2792 Очень полезно Очень полезно

]]> By: Mikhail http://www.randygage.com/blog/the-critical-thinking-tribe/#comment-1291 Mikhail Sun, 11 Jan 2009 03:45:42 +0000 http://www.randygage.com/blog/?p=120#comment-1291 Hey Randy did you notice the "Trive Q &A" from Seth's blog a few weeks back? Excellent ebook/pdf (in my opinion). Answers a lot of the basics behind the concept and movement of free thinkers. Hey Randy did you notice the “Trive Q &A” from Seth’s blog a few weeks back? Excellent ebook/pdf (in my opinion). Answers a lot of the basics behind the concept and movement of free thinkers.

]]> By: Bones Rodriguez http://www.randygage.com/blog/the-critical-thinking-tribe/#comment-1104 Bones Rodriguez Mon, 29 Dec 2008 01:04:50 +0000 http://www.randygage.com/blog/?p=120#comment-1104 Well, well- I didn't know that I would be missed! I caught a cold, and had a THRONG of family here the past few days, so I fell behind in my blog readings- but I must say that a lot of these posts were GREAT! I feel a little late to the party now, but I guess I'll have to add my submission now.... There arose such a roar about all the different factions keeping score. The right hated the left, the left hated the right, and no one ever bothered to find out what'd happened in the night After a sit-down, a drink, and a few smoked joints, both sides realized the other made good points They both called Santa and made their pleas that Christmas come even to those who don't believe Santa's sleigh was full and brimmin' with copies of Captain Kirk's Guide To Women Others bought their copies right on Amazon, while some went to the website- www.KirksGuide.com And Bones Rodriguez Smiling and smug, Didn't mind writing a poem that was just a shameless plug. Well, well- I didn’t know that I would be missed!

I caught a cold, and had a THRONG of family here the past few days, so I fell behind in my blog readings- but I must say that a lot of these posts were GREAT! I feel a little late to the party now, but I guess I’ll have to add my submission now….

There arose such a roar
about all the different factions keeping score.

The right hated the left, the left hated the right,
and no one ever bothered to find out what’d happened in the night

After a sit-down, a drink, and a few smoked joints,
both sides realized the other made good points

They both called Santa and made their pleas
that Christmas come even to those who don’t believe

Santa’s sleigh was full and brimmin’
with copies of Captain Kirk’s Guide To Women

Others bought their copies right on Amazon,
while some went to the website- http://www.KirksGuide.com

And Bones Rodriguez Smiling and smug,
Didn’t mind writing a poem that was just a shameless plug.

]]> By: Jeanne K. http://www.randygage.com/blog/the-critical-thinking-tribe/#comment-1091 Jeanne K. Sat, 27 Dec 2008 23:09:10 +0000 http://www.randygage.com/blog/?p=120#comment-1091 Hey Natalie- I am highly empathic, tactile and intuitive. So, I think I get what you are trying to say here. It sounds like, if a "critical thinking" tribe is too limited for you that it may be time to lead a tribe of your own. One that encompasses all the parts you have to offer and want others to experience. J. Hey Natalie-
I am highly empathic, tactile and intuitive. So, I think I get what you are trying to say here. It sounds like, if a “critical thinking” tribe is too limited for you that it may be time to lead a tribe of your own. One that encompasses all the parts you have to offer and want others to experience.
J.

]]> By: Natalie http://www.randygage.com/blog/the-critical-thinking-tribe/#comment-1083 Natalie Sat, 27 Dec 2008 18:44:58 +0000 http://www.randygage.com/blog/?p=120#comment-1083 The challenge that I have with a "critical thinking" only tribe - is that it only accesses one part of the brain... cerebral cortex.. So it's -still - in a sense - being "had" by something... Yes it's a step along from the reptilian brain - and being caught in fight or flight... Now it's just been caught in "thinking" - albeit critically. It's like we've moved from men using one head to another missing bits in between! Hmmmm .... what about the pre-frontal cortex - where we find visceral learning, embodiment, spiritual experience and intuition? And the ability to use whatever is needed at the time - i.e. the glorious ability to flow fluidly between the 3 - not being "HAD" by any one way of being... but having the ability to utilise whatever is required of you in the moment... hmmmmmmmm Luscious loving, and celebrating the senses :-) The challenge that I have with a “critical thinking” only tribe – is that it only accesses one part of the brain… cerebral cortex..

So it’s -still – in a sense – being “had” by something… Yes it’s a step along from the reptilian brain – and being caught in fight or flight… Now it’s just been caught in “thinking” – albeit critically.

It’s like we’ve moved from men using one head to another missing bits in between!

Hmmmm …. what about the pre-frontal cortex – where we find visceral learning, embodiment, spiritual experience and intuition?

And the ability to use whatever is needed at the time – i.e. the glorious ability to flow fluidly between the 3 – not being “HAD” by any one way of being… but having the ability to utilise whatever is required of you in the moment…

hmmmmmmmm

Luscious loving, and celebrating the senses :-)

]]> By: Randy Gage http://www.randygage.com/blog/the-critical-thinking-tribe/#comment-1077 Randy Gage Sat, 27 Dec 2008 15:26:54 +0000 http://www.randygage.com/blog/?p=120#comment-1077 Yeah, all the guys say that! Yeah, all the guys say that!

]]> By: Zhannur http://www.randygage.com/blog/the-critical-thinking-tribe/#comment-1076 Zhannur Sat, 27 Dec 2008 14:42:39 +0000 http://www.randygage.com/blog/?p=120#comment-1076 Good thing about untribe is that you can freely criticize, be rude or JOKE on the chief. so by the way I am guy and a hetero- one :) Good thing about untribe is that you can freely criticize, be rude or JOKE on the chief.
so by the way I am guy and a hetero- one :)

]]> By: Jeanne K. http://www.randygage.com/blog/the-critical-thinking-tribe/#comment-1069 Jeanne K. Sat, 27 Dec 2008 04:42:52 +0000 http://www.randygage.com/blog/?p=120#comment-1069 Beautifully written and tactfully handled:) J. Beautifully written and tactfully handled:)
J.

]]> By: Randy Gage http://www.randygage.com/blog/the-critical-thinking-tribe/#comment-1068 Randy Gage Sat, 27 Dec 2008 03:24:43 +0000 http://www.randygage.com/blog/?p=120#comment-1068 Actually this may be a great post for the New Year or there about. I'll work on that. -RG Actually this may be a great post for the New Year or there about. I’ll work on that.

-RG

]]> By: Alan http://www.randygage.com/blog/the-critical-thinking-tribe/#comment-1067 Alan Sat, 27 Dec 2008 03:18:18 +0000 http://www.randygage.com/blog/?p=120#comment-1067 Hi Randy, Great blog, I enjoy reading it and have really liked your entries on Seth Godin's Tribe book. I finished that book within a week or two after it came out, purchased another 10 copies and gave them to friends and colleagues who I felt really needed to understand what their role was with their tribe. So in reading your blog posts, I have become curious about what other books you think are important or have had a significant impact on you. I would assume that a set of Ayn Rand’s work would be in the top ten of your list along with “Why You’re Dumb, Sick, and Broke” but what other works would you include? Thank you, Alan Hi Randy,

Great blog, I enjoy reading it and have really liked your entries on Seth Godin’s Tribe book. I finished that book within a week or two after it came out, purchased another 10 copies and gave them to friends and colleagues who I felt really needed to understand what their role was with their tribe. So in reading your blog posts, I have become curious about what other books you think are important or have had a significant impact on you. I would assume that a set of Ayn Rand’s work would be in the top ten of your list along with “Why You’re Dumb, Sick, and Broke” but what other works would you include?

Thank you,

Alan

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