Truth Three

Necessary Information Loss A thinking model is a strategic compression of reality, reflecting the truth like a prism. Every model is a 'cognitive shortcut': using different models to see the world will simplify people into different appearances. This is to reduce the complexity of reality, but there are also blind spots. So we need to know the limitations of the model we use and constantly revise our cognition 🌐 Truth 4: There is no universal thinking model There is no universal thinking model, only wisdom that moves according to the situation. True masters are sensitive to situations, and their competitiveness lies in accurately determining when to switch to which model. 🕸️ 【 Truth 5 】 Connecting to Create Insights Depth of thinking=model connection strength x collision frequency. Connecting a small number of key models into a system is ten times stronger than mastering more models. A person's depth of thinking is not determined by the number of models, but by the quality of connections. The quality of connections in a knowledge network determines the strength of the cognitive system. 🧠 【 Truth 6 】 Emotional Influence on Thinking Models A thinking model ≠ a cold tool, and emotions can affect its effectiveness. When anxious, the decision tree model will miss key branches, and when calm, the same model can trigger innovative solutions. Managing emotions well is the key to using effective thinking models. 🎭 【 Truth 7 】 Self as Meta Thinking Model I am the most exquisite thinking device of the brain - both the observer and the observed object. When you realize the limitations of your self-awareness framework, you have initiated the highest level of thinking upgrade: incorporating the "self model" into the observation category, achieving a leap in cognitive dimensions, and surpassing limitations.