Frequently asked questions about thinking, epistemology, and cognitive tools. 6402 answers
The connections between things carry as much meaning as the things themselves.
Writing down how two ideas relate prevents assuming a connection that does not exist.
Writing down how two ideas relate prevents assuming a connection that does not exist.
Writing down how two ideas relate prevents assuming a connection that does not exist.
Writing down how two ideas relate prevents assuming a connection that does not exist.
Relationships can be causal, temporal, sequential, hierarchical, associative, and more. Naming the type of a relationship determines what reasoning you can perform across it.
Relationships can be causal, temporal, sequential, hierarchical, associative, and more. Naming the type of a relationship determines what reasoning you can perform across it.
Relationships can be causal, temporal, sequential, hierarchical, associative, and more. Naming the type of a relationship determines what reasoning you can perform across it.
Relationships can be causal, temporal, sequential, hierarchical, associative, and more. Naming the type of a relationship determines what reasoning you can perform across it.
Relationships can be causal, temporal, sequential, hierarchical, associative, and more. Naming the type of a relationship determines what reasoning you can perform across it.
Relationships can be causal, temporal, sequential, hierarchical, associative, and more. Naming the type of a relationship determines what reasoning you can perform across it.
Some relationships have direction — A causes B is different from B causes A.
Some relationships have direction — A causes B is different from B causes A.
Some relationships have direction — A causes B is different from B causes A.
Some relationships have direction — A causes B is different from B causes A.
Some relationships have direction — A causes B is different from B causes A.
Some relationships have direction — A causes B is different from B causes A.
Not all connections are equally strong — quantifying strength improves your model.
Not all connections are equally strong — quantifying strength improves your model.
Not all connections are equally strong — quantifying strength improves your model.
Not all connections are equally strong — quantifying strength improves your model.
Not all connections are equally strong — quantifying strength improves your model.
Identifying what must come before what prevents attempting things out of sequence.
Identifying what must come before what prevents attempting things out of sequence.