Think like a genius

Author: Siler
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: An apple fell on an Englishman named Newton while he was napping under an apple tree, and he discovered the reason why his feet were on the ground instead of his head being upside down and his feet in the sky. Similarly, it is hoped that this book, "Think Like a Genius," can be another kind of apple that reveals the secret that genius can be learned. "Think Like a Genius" studies the thinking methods of many scientists (such as Einstein) and artists (such as Da Vinci) around the world, proposing to break conventional thinking and learn a new way of thinking called "supertransmission," enabling ordinary people to think like geniuses, thereby inspiring and enhancing everyone's thinking and creative abilities. To this end, the author introduces the "Five Steps, Four Levels" supertransmission method in this book, guiding readers to gradually experience 31 types of supertransmissions and personally experience how an ordinary person can "think like a genius," thereby discovering a new self who can also think like a genius. The text of this book is fresh and engaging, supplemented by numerous vivid illustrations, making it an entertaining read that has been listed as a bestseller in the United States.