In other words, she lives in a universe composed of atoms. The convergent thinker is a natural at critical thinking. Like all humans, she is prone to criticize what she understands the least. So the convergent thinker tends to be critical, even incredulous, of divergent-thinking processes. She sees life through a kaleidoscope that is set in perpetual motion.
Patterns change frequently.
Experience is described, not measured. Thoughts are multicolored, multishaped, and hard to hold in one place. Ask the divergent-thinking child to tell her about her day. I'm also going to learn Fern's part, in case Linsey Adams gets sick. We picked Linsey's first, then mine.