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Can a nation of sports lovers be more technically innovative?
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Example: I come along to propose a new idea to a person. That person scans their brain for memories to find no correct answer, as though I stated a question. That person, having found no correct answer, subconscious memories feel the same emotional anxiety and or fear as though my statement was all five incorrect answers. No answer found, I must be wrong, being easier than admitting they don't know. They don't care. No matter how much argument to support the proposed idea, rationalising arguments are no more than all five incorrect answers, thinking traumas. They don't care, walking away.
If people can't walk away: anger; their own believed ideas are fed back; overly talking about other information, so as to block any further innovative information from being heard.
Simpleness of: visual sports; judging sport's simple behaviours, are to medicate years of classroom mental stress environments repressed pretend (Shakespearean) innovative learning behaviours.
Someone comes along to encourage innovative thought, similar to teachers, schoolings repressed embarrassing, being wrong traumas are felt, leading to avoidance tactics.
I have occasionally convinced people to except my ideas. The next day the same people have gone back to previously believed ideas. I assume brains have invented feel good reasons, relieving them from worrying unaccustomed torturous thought, being wrong, aiding why their intelligence to have believed what was believed before. As long as they feel more intelligent than the next person standing next to them.
One part problem maybe that schooling education is primarily a story telling to be tested with maths thrown in, education. School education is not an engineering education. The few ideas that may look to have engineering experiences, that contain opportunities of innovative behaviour. Conditioned desires of innovative behaviours were long ago messed with.
Children are told what to believe, tested accordingly. Rather than allowing children to work out how best to solve problems. By experiencing solving engineering problems, children become innovative. Once children experience continued feeling rewarded by innovating, children easily apply innovating ideas on various concepts. Emotional self-programming.