kenscircus

Yes, the issue with trying to convey the SPP control method in Q & A is that Q & A is information in snippets of information, which is never enough to fully convey the concept. For example, I don't think a Q & A session would work very well for someone learning how to skillfully pilot a commercial airline. I don't mean the SPP method is as complicated as flying a commercial airline, but it is different enough from traditional T1D control methods that the traditional method mindset clouds understanding the SPP concept. Everyone is so use to the conventional method that they try to relate the SPP to conventional thus skewing the concept off course.

I don't really think your learning style is an issue with this. Everyone before you has the same difficulty. I also learn by physical example, experience and only in logical forms. I have an almost impossibly difficult time learning anything in abstract form. I am just hoping the book will be successful in getting around the conventional T1D method pre-conditioning. The SPP control method is pattern tracking, which is physical experience driven.