Dumbest Application question ever.

Well, at least the worst I've seen this week.

[grelmar]

I excel in a structured/unstructured environment:

Yes
No

No.

I suck in both structured and unstructured environments.

[bcolflesh]

The correct answer is to draw a stick figure shooting another stick figure - and write "you" on the victim.

[mincklerstraat]

superb, bcolflesh.

[snowman]

I don't use Excel. I use Appleworks. ;)

[webnerd]

What's a structured environment?

[snowman]

Here's a structured environment!

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[edited by: lawman at 1:46 pm (utc) on Jan. 29, 2005]

[TheDoctor]

Surely everything has a structure? I'm finding it difficult to imagine an environment without a structure. But I'd be happy to be enlightened.

I think the correct answer to the original question is "not necessarily, but I'd be willing to give it a go". But I don't think you get a job by answering that sort of question honestly.

[lgn1]

Even Chaos has structure (Chaos Theory).

[JAB Creations]

All things have a nature or a structure to how they fit in to existence. In the same exact same scenerio two or more objects will always infintly yield the same results. This is how we are able to learn, by detecting patterns. All things have patterns because all things have a nature. If something did not have a nature it would act true-randomly or though improper if it didn't have a nature in the first place....if it did and then didn't abide by it we could then called it super-natural.

True random is different from false random. True random can not exist or else it would self replicatingly apply itself (randomly of course) to any random part. Because it would be self applicable in all possible ways it would eventually decay all of existence and we could not exist.

This is of course is absolutism is applicable which of course it always is. Something is or it is not, on/off, true/false, left/right, up/down, right/wrong, 0/1, etc. The only grey so to speak is our perception which is of course not always complete ... or in anotehr sense never complete.

That is where technology comes in to play ... it is merely an extension of our ability to detect (five senses) and an extension of our ability to act and interact with the material world around us.

All you need to do to see structure is to observe exterior to the situation. Learning through experience is ill advised as one is much more apt to becoming emotionally involved or effected and emotions overwhelmingly distort our perceptions of what is happening.

Go to a traffic light (assuming you can) that has a cross walk. Most lights with crosswalks will begin flashing the orange dont walk signal 30 seconds before the light goes red (at least in my area).

You can see various other examples ... you just need to look at life a little differently I suppose.

Since all things have a nature and therfor a pattern all things can be detected eventually. That means all things can be known should you be able to develope and use the proper technology to allow you to do so.

[JAB Creations]

Also I work best when I have structured the enviroment :-D

[balam]

I'll have some of what JAB is smoking...

[gamiziuk]

Here's a structured environment!
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I prefer this structured environment...

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