Random thoughts about how to learn to think
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I spent enough effort and time to explore what the mind is, what parts consists of and on what grounds it works. Now, it seems to me, it"s time to try to understand how I think and how you can think better.
All my experience shows that this is not just a question of finding techniques or even other principles. Reason is not a memory that can be improved by doing some exercises. And not the art of finding extraordinary approaches. He already constantly completes himself, creating new tools as his own parts. All types of scientific organization of labor, rationalization and invention give new fruits of the work of the mind, but do not change it.
All my experience says: you can improve the work of the mind only by changing so much that it is either a transformation into another creature or a change of world. The mind works on the basis of the image of the world, so the transition to a better world improves both man and his mind. Is this possible?
All my experience shows that this is not just a question of finding techniques or even other principles. Reason is not a memory that can be improved by doing some exercises. And not the art of finding extraordinary approaches. He already constantly completes himself, creating new tools as his own parts. All types of scientific organization of labor, rationalization and invention give new fruits of the work of the mind, but do not change it.
All my experience says: you can improve the work of the mind only by changing so much that it is either a transformation into another creature or a change of world. The mind works on the basis of the image of the world, so the transition to a better world improves both man and his mind. Is this possible?
Author:
Author:Шевцов А. А.
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Phylosophy
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-990-556-41-6
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