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Think and Apply

Enantiodromia! Chinese culture has been strongly affected by Yin and Yang. This basically means the changes and balance of the two opposite states. When most people agreed to have war, after a period…

Replied Jul 28

Think and Apply

Our body is part of the physical world. We need our body, particular the brain to think, when we act as an observer. Thus, the observer is just part of the physical world. If we observe a cell which…

Replied Jul 28

Think and Apply

The effect to the physics world was treated as insignificant. But I believe the electrons in my brain have orbitals in overlapping with the ones in yours and other objects, although the overlapping i…

Replied Jul 27

Flaw in Democracy

Democracy system tries to represent different views. It reduces mistake. But it does not help fast and effective implementation. While I were giving 6 hats training to my son, he expressed it is fas…

Replied Jul 26

 

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Raymund Kwok replied to Dobilas Allanas's discussion 'Creative Thinking, de Bono style and Creativity' in the group Education
I encountered one difficult research staff several years ago. She gave a lot ideas and she worked hard to test the ideas in the lab. She also generated results for developing new products. But the main problem was that she could not explain to other…
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Education
Why should thinking be taught in schools.
on Wednesday
Raymund Kwok replied to samir's discussion 'Think and Apply'
Enantiodromia! Chinese culture has been strongly affected by Yin and Yang. This basically means the changes and balance of the two opposite states. When most people agreed to have war, after a period of time, most people disagreed the war. When most…
on Wednesday
Raymund Kwok replied to samir's discussion 'Think and Apply'
Our body is part of the physical world. We need our body, particular the brain to think, when we act as an observer. Thus, the observer is just part of the physical world. If we observe a cell which is 10cm away from our eyes, I would expect the obs…
on Wednesday
Raymund Kwok replied to samir's discussion 'Think and Apply'
The effect to the physics world was treated as insignificant. But I believe the electrons in my brain have orbitals in overlapping with the ones in yours and other objects, although the overlapping is insignificant. But in society, our involvement…
on Tuesday
Raymund Kwok replied to Edward de Bono's discussion 'Flaw in Democracy'
Democracy system tries to represent different views. It reduces mistake. But it does not help fast and effective implementation. While I were giving 6 hats training to my son, he expressed it is faster to make a decision before going through the ex…
on Monday
Raymund Kwok replied to samir's discussion 'Think and Apply'
String theories suggest the existence of 7 extra dimensions in additional to the 4 observable dimensions of 3D space and time. This went through the loop of think - apply (mathematical models and experiments).
on Monday
Raymund Kwok replied to Raymund Kwok's discussion 'What we want in our new mobile phone?' in the group Creative Team
About 6 hats for an iPhone App, I found it can help to show the change of red hat when my children are going through the other five hats. I am planning to add another red hat in the App. The user first input the feelings as the initial red hat. He/s…
July 22
Raymund Kwok replied to William Jack Jordan's discussion 'Improving the scientific hypothesis'
We agree very well that scientific method is just a tool. It is the people to decide what value system to be used. When people value sustainability, more resources can be put on sustainability projects. When people value reducing number of poor peop…
July 22
Raymund Kwok replied to William Jack Jordan's discussion 'Improving the scientific hypothesis'
Scientific method as a method is simple and not really have any change. But people's thinking can change. One example is the science policy changed from focus more at pure science in 70s to currently more at applied research. I am not saying it is…
July 22
Raymund Kwok replied to William Jack Jordan's discussion 'Improving the scientific hypothesis'
"Dynamic" here means changing. Scientific method allows improvements and breakthroughs to be made continuously. Now, the growth is exponentially. As mentioned in Prof. de Bono's book, China once was a world superpower. But when Confucianism was adop…
July 22
Raymund Kwok joined Administrator's group
Six Hats
Discussion group about the Six Hats
July 22
Raymund Kwok replied to Raymund Kwok's discussion 'What we want in our new mobile phone?' in the group Creative Team
I put down a simple iPhone App on 6 hats in the weekend, and tried with my children. The App allows the users to input the ideas for each hat. The user can save the ideas and edit later. When using with my children, I found the App helps the thinki…
July 19
Raymund Kwok replied to William Jack Jordan's discussion 'Improving the scientific hypothesis'
The scientific community is composed by people. The human factor is very important in the scientific community. I read and encountered many many stories of wrong doings. But this is not the deficiencies of scientific method. Scientific method itsel…
July 19
Raymund Kwok replied to William Jack Jordan's discussion 'Improving the scientific hypothesis'
One important concept in scientific method is that everything can change. There is no absolute truth. Existing theories are being improved or disapproved while new one comes. This concept makes the world dynamic. China became less dynamic when Confu…
July 19
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