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I wrote the book. I never intended to write one, but after finding the starting point, it became difficult not to engage with it. One of my mathematician friends, who read the manuscript a year before its release, told me it was both beautiful and imp ...more |
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“As simple as possible but not simpler”
― The principle of relativity; original papers
― The principle of relativity; original papers
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I am a problem solver. When faced with a PhD-level problem, I never begin by looking at what others have done before me. The reason is simple: I do not want to internalize the assumptions, frameworks, or conventional thinking that may have prevented others from solving the problem. I prefer to approach it with a fresh perspective and develop my own solution first. Once I have resolved it, I then study the work of others to understand their approaches, identify any limitations in their thinking, and learn how my own solution can be improved.
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Dunbar (1995), in a peer-reviewed article published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, shows that scientists with less entrenched expertise can generate more diverse hypotheses, while experts are more constrained by prior knowledge structures.