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| 5.2 |
DA (symbol)
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| Single geometrically contructed symbols
form the building blocks the language of UCADIA.These individual symbols are known as DA. |
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| 5.2.1 | Pre-built understanding of relationships |
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| Unlike word concepts, the relationship
between one DA (symbol) and another is explicitly known by virtue of the unique
signature of symbol components. |
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| This means that once the understanding of
the various components are known, a person may read various DA's and know
exactly how they relate without necessarily having read or seen the unique DA
before. |
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| This enables a rapid acceleration of
learning as well as an ability to trust that relationships are accurately and
truly described. |
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| 5.2.2 | The internal structure of a DA defines its relationships by formal category | |
| The importance difference between a DA and say English words is that by the combination of shapes within a DA, a person may understand exactly what relationships by category a DA belongs. | ||
| Even if a person encounters a new DA that they have never seen before, providing they have some basic understanding of the rules and shapes means that they in all probability know roughly "where" the DA belongs. | ||
| This ability to search out patterns and commonality is one of the great strenghts of the UCADIA system. | ||
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Copyright © 2008 Frank O'Collins. All rights reserved. |
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