Flexible thinking (Human wisdom thinking series)

Author: Qiu Zhangle
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The topic of this book covers both the fundamental knowledge of cognitive science and its practical applications. It compiles the main achievements of modern cognitive science research both domestically and internationally, while also including the author's new insights. It presents clear theoretical perspectives, abundant novel data, and strives to explain complex concepts in an accessible manner. Through this book, readers can expand their knowledge, inspire wisdom, and optimize their thinking.
With the times comes adaptation and innovation. The stars shift, flowers bloom and wither—nature is always changing. Just as Beijing successfully bid for the Olympics, Sydney faces scandals; as the Middle East smolders, trade disputes erupt in Europe and America. The world is always changing.
In business competition, even with a market advantage, a slight oversight can lead to losing half the battle. On the soccer field, a team's poor strategy or defensive mistakes can allow the opponent to exploit the weaknesses and score. In social activities or business negotiations, things may be going smoothly, with an order about to be sealed, but one sudden word or unexpected incident can change everything, causing deals to fall through and agreements to be unattainable. For young people in love, even when things are going well and marriage seems imminent, an unexpected event can derail everything.
In life, things change even more frequently. Everything indicates that things are always in motion and transformation, though some changes are rapid while others are gradual.