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This document, an excerpt from "How the World Runs Beautifully and Elegantly" by the Edge community, provides an overview of a book that aims to bridge the gap between scientific and humanistic thought. It proposes three key thinking methods for problem-solving and cognitive enhancement: interdisciplinary knowledge, knowledge updating, and knowledge abstraction. The text uses various examples from both natural and social sciences to illustrate these concepts, such as the relationship between airport security and astrobiology, the blue color of the sky, and the concept of "group polarization." Ultimately, it encourages readers to embrace a "third culture" that integrates diverse fields of knowledge and challenges outdated perspectives, highlighting the importance of abstract thinking for deeper understanding.
By Erick W
This document, an excerpt from "How the World Runs Beautifully and Elegantly" by the Edge community, provides an overview of a book that aims to bridge the gap between scientific and humanistic thought. It proposes three key thinking methods for problem-solving and cognitive enhancement: interdisciplinary knowledge, knowledge updating, and knowledge abstraction. The text uses various examples from both natural and social sciences to illustrate these concepts, such as the relationship between airport security and astrobiology, the blue color of the sky, and the concept of "group polarization." Ultimately, it encourages readers to embrace a "third culture" that integrates diverse fields of knowledge and challenges outdated perspectives, highlighting the importance of abstract thinking for deeper understanding.