Introducing a few great books to broaden your mind?

1. Simple Logic

This is a small book that is enough to completely change the world of your thinking. 28 non-logical forms of thinking that happen right around you lead us into this wonderful world of logic.

2. "Logical Thinking".

Read this book, learn 7 ways to develop logical thinking, and 20 tips for using logical thinking when thinking, writing, and expressing, and you will be able to free yourself from the pressure of chaotic thoughts.

3. "Insights: From Science to Philosophy, Opening the Truth of Human Cognition".

This is a philosophical book that confirms the Buddhist viewpoint through the theory of evolutionary psychology, and then helps people discover their truer selves and gain great wisdom in life. This book is the result of years of research and practice by Robert Wright, an American evolutionary psychologist and one of the world's 100 most influential thinkers.

4. "Logical Thinking, Only Five Steps".

This book is a comprehensive and practical book that integrates practicality, simplicity and relaxation. If you learn to think logically, you will be able to express yourself quickly, sort out your clues and relationships, find entry points and key points, and solve problems easily!

5. The Art of Thinking: How to Think Like a Philosopher

The Art of Thinking: How to Think Like a Philosopher" makes philosophy approachable. The author, Jens Sentgen, introduces the reader to 20 representative philosophical thinking methods in a relaxed and cheerful tone.

He imitated the form of Aristotle's Treatises, but it was far more vivid and interesting than the Treatises.

6. The Pyramid Principle

This book is a book that explains the logic of writing and thinking. The author is responsible for improving the writing skills of McKinsey's growing number of European employees, so reading this book will train you in writing and thinking logic.

7. Critical Thinking Tools

This book takes the mindset of successful thinkers and provides ways to learn and practice it, so that you can become a better, wiser thinker and solver who can take control of your career and life.

8. "New Thinking".

This book describes some of the shocking and undiscovered changes that many parts of the world are experiencing, introducing a new "conceptual age" dominated by "right-brain" abilities such as creativity, empathy, pattern recognition, playfulness, and meaning-seeking.

9. "Fishbone Notes".

Originating in Japan and having been used worldwide for more than 50 years, fishbone note-taking was pioneered by the late Shin Ishikawa, emeritus of the University of Tokyo, and is a work and study tool that many companies use with good results.

By following the simple rule of writing information in the shape of a "fishbone", anyone can start experimenting right away, instantly "visualizing" and "structuring" the information to make it easy to read and understand.

10. Decision-making and Judgment

This book is aimed at non-professionals who want to understand the basic knowledge of decision-making and judgment psychology, and this book is intended to make everyone happy and think, and at the same time, it is also intended to disseminate and popularize the knowledge of psychology.

1. The Pyramid Principle

The pyramid-shaped structure shows us the characteristics of having such thinking ability: we can easily clarify our central idea, we can make the conclusion first, the above and the bottom, the classification is clear, and the logic is progressive.

2. "The Art of Thinking" (10th edition of the original book).

This book begins with the concept of thinking, teaching you to break through the limitations of thinking, overcome the barriers to thinking, learn to think creatively and critically, and communicate ideas effectively, so as to convey to the reader the important idea that thinking is an art that needs to be learned and can be learned.

3. "Easy to learn to think independently".

The book introduces critical thinking in the following ways: learn to think instead of dream; Learn to quickly distinguish between true and false information; Convince people with virtue? Convince people with reason; The 10 most common logical traps; Learning to think critically can make you better; Creative thinking starts with learning to be critical.

4. The 10th edition of the original book "Critical Thinking".

Starting from the importance and necessity of critical thinking, this book elaborates on how to think correctly and write clearly, to the rules of effective argumentation, reasonable deductive and inductive reasoning, to moral, legal and aesthetic argumentation, and also lists various examples of using rhetorical devices to cover up false arguments, and provides a comprehensive discussion of critical thinking, helping readers to fully understand and master the basic principles, rules, requirements, skills and training methods of reasonable and correct thinking. FYI.

Books that open minds are:

1. "Intelligent Revolution: Social, Economic and Cultural Changes in the Era of Artificial Intelligence".

A cutting-edge new book published by CITIC Publishing Group on April 20, 2017. The authors are CEO Robin Li and others. The content of this book covers the main areas of artificial intelligence development, depicts the scenarios and business models of artificial intelligence in the future, and provides good guidance and reference for all walks of life in China to cope with intelligent transformation.

2. "Artificial Intelligence".

"Artificial intelligence" was written into the 2017 ** work report, and Kai-Fu Lee, the pioneer of the era of intelligent revolution, explained how AI can reshape the future map of individuals, business and society. In May 2017, the book was published by the Cultural Development Press.

3, "Ideal Country".

The Republic is a philosophical dialogue written by the ancient Greek philosopher Plato (427-347 BC). The book mainly discusses the construction, governance, and justice of Plato's ideal state, and the theme is about the management of the state.

4. Capital

Capital (full name Capital: A Critique of Political Economy) is a work on political economy written by the German thinker Karl Heinrich Marx, published in three volumes.

5, "Emile".

Emile is a pedagogical work by the French thinker Jean-Jacques Rousseau, first published in 1762. The book is a book of inter-narrative education**, with Emile, a rich orphan as the protagonist, discussing the reform of men's education, criticizing the absurdity and decay of the old British education, and proposing the principles and ideals of new education.

1.Black Swan: How to Deal with an Unpredictable Future (by Nassim Nicholas Taleb) :** the limits of our knowledge and how to deal with the risks and opportunities that lie ahead.

2.Critical Thinking (by Richard Paul, Linda Elder): A guide on how to think critically in a variety of situations to see things more accurately and holistically.

3.Hegel's Philosophy of Human Nature (by Henri Kochin) leads readers to understand the evolution of human thinking, the development of culture, the evolution of society, etc., so as to broaden their understanding.

4."Thinking about the Hunger, Fast and Slow" (by Daniel Kahneman): An in-depth study of the different modes of human thinking, the limitations of our decision-making, judgment, etc., to vertically return to and how to use the correct way of thinking and methods. Spinal opening.

5.Cognitive Nature: Why Are Thinking Errors So Common?

Author: Steven Pinker): Shedding light on the flaws of the human mind, why wrong ways of thinking and judging are so common, and aims to help us understand our cognitive abilities and limitations more fully.

The book I recommend is "Thinking, Fast and Slow" by Nobel laureate economist Daniel Kahneman.

This book made me rediscover my own way of thinking and the limitations of the human mind. In the book, Kahneman proposes two ways of thinking: fast thinking and slow thinking.

Fast thinking is the way our brain thinks automatically, quickly and intuitively, while slow thinking is the way we think slowly and deeply, which we do consciously. Through numerous experiments and cases, Kahneman reveals the advantages and disadvantages of these two ways of thinking, as well as their application in our daily lives.

In addition to this, Kahneman also delved into many of the limitations of the human mind, such as cognitive biases, decision-making errors, groupthink, and more. Through vivid cases and experiments, he shows us how these limitations affect our thinking and decision-making, and also provides some methods and techniques to deal with these limitations.

This book is not only a scientific work on thinking and decision-making, but also a profound analysis of human cognition and behavior. It made me re-examine my way of thinking, recognize my limitations and blind spots, and also provided me with some practical thinking tools and methods. If you want to break through your cognition and improve your thinking and decision-making skills, then this book is definitely worth reading.