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Dialectical thought is in some ways the opposite of logical thought. It seeks not to decontextualize but to see things in their appropriate contexts: Events do not occur in isolation from other events, but are always embedded in a meaningful whole in which the elements are constantly changing and rearranging themselves. To think about an object or
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thinking: there is a bias in decision-making which renders one big thing more important than lots of small things.
Thinking is fundamentally done alone
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we need to go from thinking add or subtract to thinking add and subtract. The add or subtract framing forces us to try and resolve an apparent contradiction. If A is true, then not-A must be false. If I like subtracting, then I must not like adding. Resolving contradiction is not a bad thing. Doing so has aided r
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To think differently, Ask Foundational Questions: Ask and answer questions that expose and vet underlying assumptions and logic.
What's the real problem you are trying to solve?
What's your hypothesis? Why?
What are your core assumptions? Why?
What evidence do you have?
What are your core options?
What alternatives exist?
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