Pensar más, pensar mejor

After twenty years as a university professor and extensive experience in technological innovation companies, Dani Sánchez-Crespo deploys in this book a whole arsenal of techniques that apparently intelligent people use, sometimes consciously, sometimes unconsciously, to develop their full creative potential. . To do this, it starts with a provocative idea: before the discovery of chemistry, people believed in alchemy, a dark science. What if intelligence were similar, a science that can be learned mechanically, to what we have considered a talent only because it has not yet been structured? What if ingenuity were nothing more than a collection of simple tools? Thinking more, thinking better explains in a simple and fun way all kinds of techniques to reason effectively: generating more ideas, filtering them, explaining them properly, solving problems effectively and not finding difficulties in discerning the truth from the lie. With a casual and optimistic tone, halfway between a manual and a memoir of vital successes (and failures), the author reveals an authentic encyclopedia of thought systems. By finishing the last page, you will be smarter. Do you doubt it?