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'THINKING' AS A WAY TO CHANGE THE WORLD

Nearly ten years ago I detailed the 100+ words in English that describe thinking and the seven key ways that thinking goes wrong, seven ways in which we engage in pseudo-thinking. Since true thinking means “entertaining an idea in your mind and working it over to understand it so that you can use it

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‘THINKING’ AS A WAY TO

CHANGE THE WORLD

Nearly ten years ago I detailed the 100+ words in English that describe thinking and the seven key ways that thinking goes wrong, seven ways in which we engage in pseudo-thinking. Since true thinking means “entertaining an idea in your mind and working it over to understand it so that you can use it” (John Dewey), then when it comes to the real thing—it is active, actually proactive, focused, and conscious.