Did you know that you have about 6,200 thoughts a day? “Brain Meta-States Transitions Demarcate Tasks Across Contexts,” a 2020 study by Queen’s University on how new thoughts emerge, showed that your brain is a powerhouse, generating thousands of ideas a day. Most of these are random impressions, many half-forgotten before fully formed. Others will be memories of the past or wish projection into the future; neither are extraordinary intellectual feats as they feed off of self-knowledge. But what about information that comes from external sources? Even though human beings are more informed than ever, many seem to have lost or never acquired the ability to assess the information they receive critically. Fake news has reached such epidemic proportions that, according to Statistica, only 26 percent of Americans think they could recognize a fake news story. Worse, as much as 90 percent of Americans pass on fake news unintentionally. This doesn’t have to be you, and that’s what this book is here for. Critical Thinking & Socratic Questioning Mastery will help you develop critical thinking skills and employ logical principles to resolve the tough life questions you may have. This book bundle Here are just a few of the key points covered in Critical Thinking & Socratic Questioning Mastery : ....and much, much more! The 21st century will see information become more valuable than oil or gold. At a time rife with misinformation, agenda-pushing, and deep fake technology, don’t you want to evaluate the information you encounter in your daily life accurately?
As an educator, I can assure that this book is on point. Both, critical thinking, and Socratic questioning, are extremely helpful (if not, indispensable) tools in learning. Critical thinking, at the very least, can help one avoid potentially damaging situations.
The first book is the best with difference, though they seem to be writed from a different author. Is so good that I had to take notes in order to remember all the concepts in it. Once I had them all I put them in my second brain (Tiago Forte concept) for me to remember and refresh whenever I need. If you are interested in Critical Thinking, this is your book.