Rise of All Races

The human mind is a wonderful thing. We humans are faced with some choices to make every day, and there are some issues to think about. How can we think more effectively and make wiser choices? This book can provide some effective cognitive tools. After reading this book, it may change your way of thinking. This book lists and introduces more than 100 concepts, principles, and rules of reasoning. These tools help us think and act more effectively. The author firmly believes that putting ideas in one scientific field into another field may be extremely valuable, and it is precisely based on such considerations that the author wrote this book. The popular term "interdisciplinary" now also refers to the belief that the facts, methods, theories and principles of reasoning in one research field may be of great benefit to research in other fields. The author points out: Philosophy and logic can indeed influence the way of thinking in almost all scientific fields. This makes sense and there is a lot of empirical evidence. Experiments on how rats learn to navigate a maze are famous in psychology, and the theories psychologists derived from them have inspired computer scientists who use them to study how machines learn to learn. Darwin's theory of natural selection came out in the mid-19th century, and its influence has spread to the present, and it is now the mainstream thought in the biological world. But the emergence of this theory owes much to the conception of social systems by Scottish philosophers in the 18th century, especially the theory of Adam Smith. The concepts discussed by the author in this book are not chosen randomly, but carefully chosen. In the preface, he points out that some of the specific concepts he discusses in the book are determined according to four criteria. 1. This concept should be important—both in science and in everyday life. 2. The concept should be teachable. 3. Most of the concepts that will be mentioned form a core part of our thinking system. 4. Each concept introduced in this book can become a tool for joint argumentation, helping us understand a specific issue from multiple perspectives. Therefore, the concepts discussed in this book deserve to be taken seriously. It can be said that every concept mentioned in this book is closely related to the way we live and behave. This book has six parts. The first part is thinking about the world we live in and ourselves. The second part is about choice. This section provides a lot of suggestions that can help us avoid various choice traps in life. The third part talks about how to classify things in this world more accurately and how to distinguish the correlation between events. The fourth part deals with cause and effect. Part 5 introduces two types of thinking. One is logic, which is abstract and formal, and has always been the core of Western thinking. The other is dialectical thinking, which includes principles for judging facts and specific methods of doing things. This way of thinking occupies the center of Eastern thinking. Part 6 analyzes what elements are needed for a good theory that can be used to understand the world. After reading this book, it may not directly improve your IQ, but I believe it can help you become wiser when thinking about problems.

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