The Use of Lateral Thinking |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 12
Page 42
... adequate the description may seem , there be a more adequate one . But this will never be discovered if satisfaction with the original description ( or explanation ) precludes a search for any other . So long as the pieces created by an ...
... adequate the description may seem , there be a more adequate one . But this will never be discovered if satisfaction with the original description ( or explanation ) precludes a search for any other . So long as the pieces created by an ...
Page 48
... adequate as the ' T ' division . Thus though one descrip- tion may be apparently no more adequate than another , its usefulness in general terms may be very different indeed . To allow satisfaction with the adequacy of an explanation to ...
... adequate as the ' T ' division . Thus though one descrip- tion may be apparently no more adequate than another , its usefulness in general terms may be very different indeed . To allow satisfaction with the adequacy of an explanation to ...
Page 51
... adequate explanation for one which is no more adequate ? Those who are in the habit of performing such reinter- pretations will not be surprised to find on page 52 a reinter- pretation of the original figure in terms of the newly ...
... adequate explanation for one which is no more adequate ? Those who are in the habit of performing such reinter- pretations will not be surprised to find on page 52 a reinter- pretation of the original figure in terms of the newly ...
Common terms and phrases
accepted achievement adequate approach arbitrary arrangement assemblies attempt attention bars basic becomes better chance Chapter complete considered context definite deliberately described device difficult direction divided division dominant easy effective effort examined example exist experience explanation fact familiar figures field final follow further girl given hole ideas impossible interested involved lateral thinking lead less limited logical looking at things matter means method mind move natural necessary never object obvious offers once organization original particular path pattern pebble person pick picture pieces play position possible practical probability problem prove reason relationships relevant result rigidity seems sense shape shown simple situation solution someone sort stage step success suggested taken technique theory thinkers thought tried turn unfamiliar unit usually vertical thinking visual whole