Log #2

Logical thinking is thinking based on proven knowledge and information that is accurate and certain. According to professor Kenichi Ohmae from Japan, people nowadays gradually lose the ability to think what is right and what is false. We are now living in a so-called the era of low IQ. To improve this problem, the best way is to practice logical thinking.

Do not use linear thinking is the first thing to do. Logical thinking emphasizes the ability to know the whole background knowledge behind one thing accurately. We should be able to think about different aspects of one thing, and try to change your thinking path. Somebody may call it “empathy”. To do it, try to draw a picture of pyramid. Put the information you just collected at the bottom. All information should be independent and excluded. Later, classify the information and gradually infer the result. As a result, we can figure out the solution of the problem at the end, and fill it in the top of the picture of pyramid. Through these steps, we will be able to gain all the background knowledge and help ourselves achieve the final target.

Finally, we should continuously interrogate ourselves about the final answer. How do we find the problem? Where is our evidence? Although we may feel bored and distressed, we are actually trying to realize the core of the problem, which will bring us to the real understand.