I had a few doubts before as to if i really got the concept, because it seemed too easy for me to understand it, both intuitively and conceptually; while many other people had such a hard time getting it and many others would just disregard it as useless. I couldn't understand them. Now with paul's topic i see that these people were unsure and didn't really grasp the whole concept of polarity. I'm glad to see that i wasn't wrong in my sureness about me understanding the concept well.
Now i'm sure i was lucky to be able to intuitively understand this concept which made things much easier for me to get what steve was talking about as fast as i first started reading his polarization articles. I already had a DW mindset (in the sense that, as steve said, a person commited to the DW philosophy and "way of life"; which basically is the self and its needs above all else). Because i could perfecly understand the DW side and therefore i could see the LW side as anything that wasn't part of DWing.
Paul you look very LW inclined to me. I don't have many tips on becoming a more effective LW (i wish you asked me the contrary
) but the basic LW mindset and guide is "how can i be of most service to humanity"? Because the DW would think "how can i be of most service to myself and my needs"?
If the polarization concept is already complex to many, i realize now that an essay could be written just on the differences between people and how it affects their understanding of DW/LW.