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mASF post by "J-Ho"
posted on: mASF forum: Advanced Discussion, July 7, 2005On 7/23/05 3:39:00 AM, TylerDurden wrote:
>If you want to know how to use C&F, try
>*PURE* C&F game for a month.
>
>If you want to learn rapport, try *PURE*
>rapport based game for a month.
>
>Don't rush your development as a pick up
>artist. It is worth it. Take your time
>and develop your skills thoroughly.
>Always have a specific idea of what area
>of the game that you're working on, for
>at least a few years. This will yield a
>masters skillset. The idea of being
>natural assumes that you are using your
>natural social intuition. Though it is
>unnatural in the short term, exercises
>that sharpen that intuition will only
>help that in the long term.
This is so similar to training to become a classical composer, in that to
acquire the skill set of a master you must learn each skill individually, even
if it means hindering your current pickups/composition. Exercise after exercise
of unmusical strict counterpoint or coral harmonization eventually lead to the
ability to fully harness your natural creativity. I guess you have to learn the
rules to know when to break the rules.
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