Learn to Ask Questions (Original Book 12Th Edition·million Commemorative Collector's Edition)

Name: Learn to Ask Questions (Original Book 12Th Edition·million Commemorative Collector's Edition)
Author: Neil Browne Stuart Keeley

学会提问（原书第12版·百万纪念珍藏版）

by Neil Browne Stuart Keeley (尼尔·布朗（Neil Browne）斯图尔特·基利（Stuart Keeley）)

Status: Completed
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The core competencies of the new Chinese language curriculum standards of the Ministry of Education, preparation and study materials for IELTS, TOEFL, GRE, GMAT, and SAT. Learn the independent thinking ability that cannot be learned in traditional education, enlighten your mind, and become a creative and innovative talent. Master the capabilities that are highly valued by international innovative companies such as Huawei, Tencent, Xiaomi, Lego, and IBM. If the subway in your city upgrades security inspection procedures due to safety reasons, will you actively cooperate or passively resist? If a celebrity or KOL you like enthusiastically recommends a product to you, will you place an order immediately or give it careful consideration? If your boss asks and encourages you to "996" or even "007", will you cooperate or refuse? If countless experts say that the stock market will fall and housing prices will rise this year, who will you believe and who will you question? ... What is your own perspective behind all these questions? What's your reason? Do you have solid evidence to substantiate and support them? Whenever we face a problem, if we learn to develop the habit of actively asking why, we can deliberately practice becoming a critical thinker and open our eyes to see the world clearly. The world will become more interesting, open, clear and firm before your eyes. "Learning to Ask Questions" (12th edition of the original book? One Million Commemorative Collector's Edition) helps us consciously learn and use critical thinking, ask critical questions, think deeply about the issues, try our best to understand the views and logic of those whose values are contrary to ours, and overcome the impact of bias on judgment. Only in this way can we get through the fog of information, identify the logical fallacies and emotional manipulation that may be hidden in the other party's views, and draw more correct and rational views and conclusions. Refuse to be bound by "standard answers", refuse to become a puppet of other people's thoughts, and refuse to blindly follow things for granted! The real purpose of education is to make people constantly ask questions and think about problems.

Reader comments

The essence of questioning is critical thinking. The core of "Learning to Ask Questions" is to cultivate a rational, open, and prudent thinking habit: 1. Don't believe easily: every opinion is a hypothesis to be verified, not a fact; 2. Don't rush to deny: explore the rationality and limitations of the argument through systematic questioning; 3. Do not pursue absolutes: In a complex world, reasonable conclusions are often "the best judgment based on available evidence" rather than the only and absolute answer. [Sponge Thinking vs Gold Digging Thinking] Sponge thinking passively absorbs information and can efficiently accumulate knowledge, but lacks the ability to filter; Gold-digging thinking involves proactive questioning and screening, extracting reliable information through questioning, and focusing on key issues; The core is not to blindly accept opinions, evaluate the logic of arguments and the credibility of evidence by asking questions, and ultimately form independent judgments. Summary The book's list of key questions serves as both a tool and a framework for thinking. Staying sane in today's information deluge requires making decisions based on logic rather than intuition. Approach the truth through rational dialogue and achieve more efficient thinking and decision-making.
11 likes1y ago
The cases in it are very close to life, such as subway security inspections, products recommended by celebrities, etc., Which taught me not to follow blindly and to have my own thinking. I also like the point of view in the book, which is to ask more why so that you can see the world clearly. I think this book is very helpful in improving critical thinking and is worth reading!
9 likes2y ago
The logic is clear, well-organized, and the system is rigorous. It is a good book.
1 like1y ago
It subverted my ideological outlook. It is better to believe in books than to have no books at all.
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