Dominik Pucek

The following is in response to a blog by Olga M. Nikelshpur. I'm unfamiliar with both pieces she mentions, but she hits on something interesting about memory. I'm attempting to entertain some thoughts on how it relates to Damasio's patient who had a similar disorder.

After workshopping Jennifer's piece, I thought Cognitive Daily's article on whether the color red impairs performance was a timely piece for me to read. I have always wondered why people always seem to be uncomfortable with the color. What does it signify to them? Threat? Lust? Blood? It always seems to be associated with being direct and primal. I used to use red on people's workshops and would usually get a similar reaction: "not only were you brutally honest, you wrote all your comments in RED," the emphasis as if I had caused them further injury than my critique and analysis of their work.

Mr. David McCabe makes an interesting point that I would like to expicate here that heads in a completely different yet not unrelated direction. A broad and expansive view of the process he suggests is necessary and inevitable to making progress. Does it relate to consciousness?