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This book is interesting and uses simple fables to explain complex concepts that are easy to understand. I think it is a bit similar to "Thinking, Fast and Slow", both talking about the importance of thinking methods. Moreover, I also thought of a friend of mine from the book. She always finds problems that others ignore. This may be the "problem-finding" way of thinking. I think this book is not only suitable for professionals, but also for housewives like us. It can give us more insight in our lives.
Expand your thinking and use your knowledge to explore what you don't know. It's wonderful!
Very good, a unique way of thinking and breaking out of the box are crucial to innovation and breakthroughs. It makes people's thinking more active and thinks about problems from multiple dimensions, which will bring people's wisdom to a higher level.
If you need to improve your thinking, you can take a look and understand what you have so that you can learn better. No matter how high your thinking is, you need to learn, no matter how good your thinking is, your mind needs to be in a very good state, not chaotic, and able to make better decisions.
Needless to say, in real life and in the field of scientific research, the ability to discover problems and ask questions is widely valued by researchers. To a large extent, asking a good question is half the battle. The most influential and creative scholars ask a good question to open up new research areas, and subsequent scholars think deeply along this question in order to obtain answers. This book reflects the fact that solving existing problems is far less important than raising new ones.
Overturned my world view.
So is it better to be an ant or a grasshopper?
Accurate thinking positioning
Ant type - problem solving (hard-working type) Grasshopper type - find problems (can jump latitude) Use metacognition to look down at yourself and discover problems.
I have just read part 2. It is very detailed, but it is also very energy-consuming. You need to calm down to understand the author's point of view. If you calm down and understand more, you will gain new insights!