Weird thinking

Author: Tao Bohua / Ma He, Editors
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Publish Date: 2000-02-01
Features: This book compiles creative and eccentric thinking examples, primarily focusing on consciously abnormal thinking and sudden inspiration thinking that occur with higher frequency. It must be noted that not all human eccentric thoughts are scientific or rational, and the outcomes of eccentric thinking can also be classified as true, good, and beautiful versus false, evil, and ugly. Any eccentric thinking, including the cognitive outcomes of creative eccentric thinking, must undergo the test of social practice. Social practice is the only standard for evaluating whether the outcomes of eccentric thinking possess truthfulness and value. This book selects and includes some examples of unorthodox, anti-scientific, and pseudo-scientific absurd thinking for reference and caution.