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Is there a "right" way and a "wrong" way to thinking? Not WHAT you think but HOW you arrive at it?

Are there specific approved preferred methods when engaging the brain in activity? A template one should follow for optimum results?

Is freeform thinking scatterbrained and inconsequential or is it that very type of thinking that creates invents imagines? Whatcha think?

Posted - May 17, 2020

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