No, it's the big long one on page 20, talks about why people have screens in terms of behavourist theory. Interesting to me anyway.
Yes, I read through that post several times. I think his theory has merit, our brains are clearly very much like sponges at an early age ... look at how quickly small children learn to speak for example, and how difficult it is for many of us as adults to learn a new language.
I think some screens are formed from preferences and some from baggage.
I think D has both, but he fully believes his screens are all formed from preferences and ergo, has no baggage.
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