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27-Jul-2005, 07:14
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 two puzzling word phrases what does it mean by " wavered thinking" and "abstracted thinking". how can we dicern them. |
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28-Jul-2005, 10:21
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| Re: two puzzling word phrases Abstract thinking can be very removed from reality, but if you waver, you cannot make up your mind. Abstract doesn't sound negative to me, but wavering is indecision. |
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