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Pensar Más, Pensar Mejor: Cómo Agilizar Tu Mente / Think More, Think Better: How to Agilize Your Mind [Spanish]
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Se puede aprender a ser m s inteligente?
El director del estudio de videojuegos creador de la saga Invizimals revela estrategias y t cnicas para saber pensar bien.
Tras veinte a os como docente universitario y una amplia experiencia en empresas de innovaci n tecnol gica, Dani S nchez-Crespo despliega en este libro todo un arsenal de t cnicas que la gente aparentemente inteligente usa a veces de forma consciente, otra inconsciente, para desarrollar todo su potencial creativo. Para ello, parte de una idea provocadora: antes del descubrimiento de la qu mica, la gente cre a en la alquimia, una ciencia oscura. Qu pasar a si la inteligencia fuese similar, una ciencia que se puede aprender mec nicamente a la que hemos considerado un talento tan solo porque a n no se ha estructurado? Y si el ingenio no fuera m s que un c mulo de sencillas herramientas? Pensar m s, pensar mejor explica de manera sencilla y divertida todo tipo de t cnicas para razonar de forma efectiva: generar m s ideas, filtrarlas, explicarlas adecuadamente, resolver problemas de manera eficaz y no encontrar dificultades para discernir la verdad de la mentira. Con un tono desenfadado y optimista, a medio camino entre un manual y unas memorias de xitos (y fracasos) vitales, el autor revela una aut ntica enciclopedia de sistemas de pensamiento. Al terminar la ltima p gina, usted ser m s inteligente. Acaso lo duda? ENGLISH DESCRIPTION Can you learn how to be smarter?
The director of the gaming studio that created the Invizimals series shares strategies and techniques for better thinking.
After twenty years teaching college courses and collaborating with innovative technology companies, Dani S nchez-Crespo has an arsenal of techniques that smart people use, consciously or unconsciously, to develop their full creative potential. His jumping-off point for this book is a provocative idea: Before the discovery of chemistry, people believed in alchemy, an obscure science. Could something similar be true of intelligence? Instead of an innate quality, what if it could be structured and learned like any other science? What if being smart simply meant taking advantage of a series of basic tools? Think More, Think Better offers simple and fun explanations of techniques for reasoning more effectively, generating more ideas, fine-tuning them, explaining them, solving problems efficiently, and easily distinguishing truth from lies. With its cheerful and breezy tone, somewhere between a guide and case study of successes (and failures), this book is a veritable encyclopedia of systems of thought. When you finish it, you will be smarter. How could you not be?
El director del estudio de videojuegos creador de la saga Invizimals revela estrategias y t cnicas para saber pensar bien.
Tras veinte a os como docente universitario y una amplia experiencia en empresas de innovaci n tecnol gica, Dani S nchez-Crespo despliega en este libro todo un arsenal de t cnicas que la gente aparentemente inteligente usa a veces de forma consciente, otra inconsciente, para desarrollar todo su potencial creativo. Para ello, parte de una idea provocadora: antes del descubrimiento de la qu mica, la gente cre a en la alquimia, una ciencia oscura. Qu pasar a si la inteligencia fuese similar, una ciencia que se puede aprender mec nicamente a la que hemos considerado un talento tan solo porque a n no se ha estructurado? Y si el ingenio no fuera m s que un c mulo de sencillas herramientas? Pensar m s, pensar mejor explica de manera sencilla y divertida todo tipo de t cnicas para razonar de forma efectiva: generar m s ideas, filtrarlas, explicarlas adecuadamente, resolver problemas de manera eficaz y no encontrar dificultades para discernir la verdad de la mentira. Con un tono desenfadado y optimista, a medio camino entre un manual y unas memorias de xitos (y fracasos) vitales, el autor revela una aut ntica enciclopedia de sistemas de pensamiento. Al terminar la ltima p gina, usted ser m s inteligente. Acaso lo duda? ENGLISH DESCRIPTION Can you learn how to be smarter?
The director of the gaming studio that created the Invizimals series shares strategies and techniques for better thinking.
After twenty years teaching college courses and collaborating with innovative technology companies, Dani S nchez-Crespo has an arsenal of techniques that smart people use, consciously or unconsciously, to develop their full creative potential. His jumping-off point for this book is a provocative idea: Before the discovery of chemistry, people believed in alchemy, an obscure science. Could something similar be true of intelligence? Instead of an innate quality, what if it could be structured and learned like any other science? What if being smart simply meant taking advantage of a series of basic tools? Think More, Think Better offers simple and fun explanations of techniques for reasoning more effectively, generating more ideas, fine-tuning them, explaining them, solving problems efficiently, and easily distinguishing truth from lies. With its cheerful and breezy tone, somewhere between a guide and case study of successes (and failures), this book is a veritable encyclopedia of systems of thought. When you finish it, you will be smarter. How could you not be?
Format:Paperback
Language:Spanish
ISBN:8419642835
ISBN13:9788419642837
Release Date:April 2024
Publisher:Debate
Length:352 Pages
Weight:0.95 lbs.
Dimensions:1.0" x 5.8" x 9.0"
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