4 Immersive Learning Ability
Ability to immerse yourself in unfamiliar environments, to learn from them in a first-person way.
IN 1997, DR. SCOTT DYE had both of his own healthy knees “inspected” without anesthetic (that is, cut open and probed for pain sensitivity by an orthopedic colleague). Dr. Dye immersed himself in pain so that he could answer the following question very personally and very specifically: what are the sources of pain his patients are experiencing in their knees? This is a dramatic—and painful—example of immersive learning ability.
If you are trying to help people relieve their knee pain, the best way to learn about that pain ...
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