- It is beneficial way of thinking to focus on difference, seeing it as “similar” rather than “same.”
- 2 Steps
- Same” - “Are you sure they are the same? Isn’t it just a resemblance?”
- ‘Not the same, just similar’ → ‘Then what’s the difference?‘Similar → What’s the difference?
Past Discussions - Same” and “different” go hand in hand. - Think “similar,” not “same.” - class with is incorrect - W-type problem-solving model of the KJ method and U-theory, respectively - Difference between “same” and “similar.” - It is important to focus on the differences - A set that was assumed to be equal - 59b9f640aff09e0000785280, a case study of noticing blind spots from the perspective of others. - A case in which question from another person made me realize that concepts I had not distinguished (= sets I had assumed to be equal) were not equal. - There’s a blind spot right there.
- [[integrative thinking]] [[integrative thinking]]
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