Re: drug proving
Posted: Fri Oct 29, 2004 4:19 pm
It wouldn't be specific like that.
Maybe a useful metaphor would "problem solving". A person who engages in
many activites, overcomes many obstacles, perseveres thru many perplexing
situations etc., becomes someone who is good at solving problems, good at
getting thru difficult situations, not just the specific situations they've
already solved.
A person who works at at the gym a lot becomes stronger and better able to
do *many* athletic tasks, not merely better at working out on machines.
I assume that provings would work the same way--exercise for the body's
adaptive capability.
And *as* with the above examples, a "workout" that is appropriate, is
strengthening; a workout that is "too much" may be damaging and
counterproductive.
Shannon
on 10/29/04 7:28 AM, raji balasubramanian at raji_bs2004@yahoo.co.in wrote:
Maybe a useful metaphor would "problem solving". A person who engages in
many activites, overcomes many obstacles, perseveres thru many perplexing
situations etc., becomes someone who is good at solving problems, good at
getting thru difficult situations, not just the specific situations they've
already solved.
A person who works at at the gym a lot becomes stronger and better able to
do *many* athletic tasks, not merely better at working out on machines.
I assume that provings would work the same way--exercise for the body's
adaptive capability.
And *as* with the above examples, a "workout" that is appropriate, is
strengthening; a workout that is "too much" may be damaging and
counterproductive.
Shannon
on 10/29/04 7:28 AM, raji balasubramanian at raji_bs2004@yahoo.co.in wrote: