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Logic is the linchpin to get things right for solving real world problems. Logic is about inference and deference; sequence and consequence; hidden clues behind many complex issues and thresholds for problem-solving.
Logic enables us to uncover patterns and understand the interconnectivity underneath the surface, or unpuzzle the myth behind intelligence. Intelligence is the processed information and refined knowledge to predict future events, capture insight or learn lessons via hindsight.
Information answers questions but intelligence questions the answers. Practically speaking, it is the aggregation of information and the assessment of the information that creates the intelligence required to define the rules that drive premium problem-solving.
People can enhance the credibility of their ideas and contribute to more productive discussions across various domains via strong logical reasoning
Logic is a thinking process where a result is derived from a thought. The clarity of thought is based on clear logic and reasoning.
Nowadays, it’s important to leverage nonlinear logic for understanding patterns of changes, complexity of problems. The better you are fluent with nonlinear logic, the better chance you are able to deal with complex issues and reach the next level of understanding and professionalism.
Prospective understanding plays a crucial role in how individuals plan and execute future actions based on their intentions. It encompasses the ability to form intentions about future actions and successfully retrieve those intentions when needed.
Complexity has increased exponentially and has become a part of the ecosystem normality. Managing a variety of complexity is both art and science. Complexity Management is the methodology to dig through the root cause of the issue or the chain of business problems, minimize value-destroying complexity, encourage and enhance value-adding complexity
Philosophical logic is a subfield of logic that focuses on the application of logical methods and techniques to philosophical problems and questions in pursuit of abstract wisdom.
Logic thread holds words into meaningful communication. Logic or language, which comes first? This is an age-old debate in philosophy, linguistics, and cognitive science, with arguments on both sides.
Logic connects the world of humanity. By uncovering the multifaceted anthropological logic, people can deepen their understanding of relationships, ecosystems, market dynamics, and the connections between related functions, to gain empathy and solve problems effectively.
Logic is the clue in problem-solving. It is important to experiment, explore, engage and strike the right balance between flexibility and hard process; creativity and logic, take multistage logical scenarios and create multiple pathways to solve problems smoothly.
Creative flow has patterns and logic undreneath. Creativity is not a “thing,” it’s a process that happens as a proactive mental activity to a problem. Creative logic is nonlinear or even fuzzy. Creative maturity is the phase that creativity becomes a decent flow,
Intuition is "Quick Logic." It's a kind of "gut feeling" or inherent understanding that bypasses complex calculations or analyses. Intuition is a deeper sense and could be taken as a new insight, but still, pay more attention to the unconscious bias. Intuition is a powerful tool, but it's not infallible.
Applying interdisciplinary logic to gain an understanding of nonlinearity as the very characteristic of the business ecosystem could be at the tipping point for improving logic coherence.
Logic is the hidden patterns of meaningful things. Coherent logic focuses on the overall consistency, clarity, and fit of arguments or belief systems, rather than just formal validity.
Many problems do exist because they are either ill-defined or the concept cannot be adequately captured contextually. Problems often do not exist in isolation, but as an interacting and interdependent system. Logic is perhaps the very clue hidden in varying circumstances and the abstract across disciplinary domains horizontally for systematic problem-solving
The most important capability of the cognitive mind is the willingness and ability to seek out knowledge, gain an in-depth understanding, uncover hidden logic, address the ignorance and assumptions we make to minimize it.
In the business world, at least, you can’t always wait for the “best” decision to emerge. You have to make the best decision you can, clarify logic based on a sound process and have the gut to admit when a mid-course correction is in order.