Alexander also experienced his I expanding toward the red cushion.

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• Bill McClung's I extended beyond his body toward the red cushion.finding0.823
  During the cushion experiment, Bill McClung reported that his sense of I extended beyond his body and included or moved toward the red cushion.
• Alexander's experiments showed different people can agree on which actions are more structure-preserving or life-bearingfinding0.744
  Repeated experiments demonstrating that people of good will can reach substantial agreement about the life of a design decision.
• Alexander's method of observation based on inner feelingmethod0.742
  An empirical method that invites the observer to make distinctions based on inner feelings of wholeness, with a framework that guarantees consistency and objectivity.
• As an architect, Alexander has become convinced that the I is certainly real in buildings and must necessarily play a fundamental role in architecture.claim0.742
  Alexander's personal scientific and professional conclusion stated in the Mid-Book Appendix.
• Alexander has created spaces, such as the restaurant, which have a special quality of their own.claim0.741
  Author's assertion about the distinctiveness of the Visitor Centre's interior spaces.
• Color theory in Alexander's work unlocks understanding of his broader theoretical framework.claim0.735
• Aristotle's philosophy articulates concepts closely aligned with Alexander's theory.claim0.733
• The Omega participant who initially chose the stool later changed his perception to recognize the bench as more whole after a few days of letting go of attachment.finding0.730
  Qualitative evidence that the mirror-of-the-self experience can facilitate personal growth and refinement of perception.