EDUCATION

the process of placing data in the recalls of another. (PAB 110)

all perceived data stored in the standard memory banks. This might also be extended to include all data stored in the banks, including conclusions and imaginings. —Science of Survival Glossary (app 11.7.90)

All perceived data stored in the standard memory banks. This might also be extended to include all data stored in the banks, including conclusions and imaginings.all perceived data stored in the standard memory banks. This might also be extended to include all data stored in the banks, including conclusions and imaginings.

1. the conveyance of ideas, patterns and creations from one person to another for knowing retention and conscious use by the second person. (HCOB 27 Apr 71)2. basically, fixing data, unfixing data and changing existing data, either by making it more fixed or less fixed. (BTB 14 Sept 69 I)3. learning, knowing or accomplishing the knowingness of a certain subject, and would be in the direction of accomplishing certain actions professionally. One expects an educated person to be able to accomplish certain things in the subject he is educated in. He should be able to accomplish the actions and results that are taught in the subject. (Abil 190)4. the activity of relaying an idea or an action from one being to another, in such a way as not to stultify or inhibit the use thereof and that's about all it is. You could add to it that it permits, then, the other fellow to think on this subject and develop. (SH Spec 33, 6408C04)5. the process by which the individual is given the accumulated data of a long span of culture. It can, no less validly than personal experience, solve many of his problems. (SOS, Bk. 2, p. 9)