Munger talks about the two most important thinking habits he learned: 1. Reverse thinking 2. Interdisciplinary thinking. Reality is complex, and most of the disciplines we study are just analyses from a single perspective. This isolated theoretical system is inevitably not comprehensive or will always cause some degree of bias. Therefore, learning to use knowledge and thinking from multiple disciplines to analyze things will help you think more objectively and clearly. The downside is dogmatism—GN
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Munger talks about the two most important thinking habits he learned: 1. Reverse thinking 2. Interdisciplinary thinking. Reality is complex, and most of the disciplines we study are just analyses from a single perspective. This isolated theoretical system is inevitably not comprehensive or will always cause some degree of bias. Therefore, learning to use knowledge and thinking from multiple disciplines to analyze things will help you think more objectively and clearly. The downside is dogmatism—GN