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<blockquote data-quote="Balesir" data-source="post: 5965153" data-attributes="member: 27160">There are those who claim that, sure. I treat their claims much as I do pretty much any group who claim to have a monopoly on &quot;truth&quot;; the claims are bunk, but that doesn't mean that what they are sold on doesn't have some value held in it.Well, other than that my personal experience suggests to me that it's extremely hard to impossible to address more than one agenda at the same time, it's pretty clear that this is rubbish. The suggestion that all individuals have a &quot;preferred&quot; or &quot;naturally inclined&quot; agenda also runs directly counter to my experience. So, someone may have written it, but that doesn't mean it's true. Then again, lots of things have been written about science, too - and many of them are also incorrect.I think this view is completely supportable; there are many potential sets of axes one can use. I have never found the ones used in the WotC survey analysis useful to really tell me things that help me run a game, but that doesn't mean that there aren't other axes I would find more useful - I just haven't found them, yet.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Balesir, post: 5965153, member: 27160"] There are those who claim that, sure. I treat their claims much as I do pretty much any group who claim to have a monopoly on "truth"; the claims are bunk, but that doesn't mean that what they are sold on doesn't have some value held in it. Well, other than that my personal experience suggests to me that it's extremely hard to impossible to address more than one agenda [B]at the same time[/B], it's pretty clear that this is rubbish. The suggestion that all individuals have a "preferred" or "naturally inclined" agenda also runs directly counter to my experience. So, someone may have written it, but that doesn't mean it's true. Then again, lots of things have been written about science, too - and many of them are also incorrect. I think this view is completely supportable; there are many potential sets of axes one can use. I have never found the ones used in the WotC survey analysis useful to really tell me things that help me run a game, but that doesn't mean that there aren't other axes I would find more useful - I just haven't found them, yet. [/QUOTE]

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