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-£55- to theirs• Likewise, be 1B unnbhs' to" match witfl with anothttr person In a straightforward argument-•,- Ha will express hla opinion at length but he will not defend i t on logical i Stra&eer sayax *He is afraid of logic* Like a wonan he eTsdeo tha ls^ue and ends by throning la your £&o# an argument entirely remote from what you were talking about." Wo aight Duapect that even on this territory he cannot hinaelT to a poflsible Safest which would nar the ijcage he hna oT hljosalf. He Is, in fact, unable to face real opposition on any ground* Be cannot apeak to a group in which he senses opposition but walks out on hto audience* He has run out of meetings with iAidendorff, Gregor Strap aer, Bav&rlsn Industrl- allstBj and many oiJiera, becauea tie could not risk the possi- bility of appearing in an inferior light or expose himself to a poaeihle doainfttion by another person. There ia reason to suppose that hifl procrnfltlnation is not so iiuch a matter of laziness as i t Is a faor of cooing to grips with a difficult problem. Canea^uently, he avoid a i t as long ae poselble and It ie onl/ When tho ftituaticn hafl become dangerous and disaster ahead that his "inner voice" or intuition eomaunleaten with hid and tells him what course he should follow. Moat of his thinking le carried on subconsciously which probably accounts for hit ability to penetrate difficult problems and tins hla moveiw Peychologicftl experiments in this field aa«m to Indicate that on this lflmpjl 'tin indivlduai^la often able to V^ f ^:, ., REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES