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The concept of lateral thinking is insight restructuring and this is brought about through the rearrangement of information. Where vertical thinking seeks to find one answer, lateral thinking aims to find as many alternatives as possible. Lateral thin...  Read More

With short, easy to read chapters full of lively examples, i recommend this book to all who desire to think outside the box. Some parts of the book are kind of hard to grasp at first sight but with many helpful exercises one always feels inspired afte...  Read More

The key to creativity is liberating oneself from existing patterns. De bono is a leading thinker in the field of the mind and creativity. Reflection on his arguments makes me always feel like a person who is being forewarned and consequently forearmed...  Read More

The author is very lucid. My only misgiving with the author is his seeming overemphasis of the use of tilde. Excellent - highly recommend. Kind regards, mario.

Edward de bono is the creator of lateral thinking. De bono contrasts lateral thinking to vertical thinking, which relies on the extensive use of the word no, exclusion and categorization. Lateral thinking is one of the seminal works on creativity.



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The font is so small i can't bear to read more than a couple of paragraphs at a time. The kindle edition contains none of the apparently copious visual illustrations referred to throughout the book. Lateral thinking requires the ability to visualize, ...  Read More

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Quality


I am enjoying the ideas and the presentation of the ideas with the illustrations


Its been used for centuries with the courts and with famous mathematical statements known as conjectures


Perhaps po visited the author after one of those binges involving too many of those liquor bottles with the fruit inside


I have really only just begun to discover what i can accomplish with the tecniques in this book

Competitiveness


It contrasts lateral thinking with verticle thinking

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    lateral, creative, great, new and good.
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  • Our engine has discovered that over 90% high quality reviews are present.
  • This product had a total of 879 reviews as of our last analysis date on Sep 22 2023.

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    Prior to this the closest descriptions i found were add rightbrained creative or just plain depressed


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    Isnt it amazing that for hundreds of years no one thought about creative thinking till de bono and lateral thinking came along


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    Unfortunately i didnt find the latter half of the book much useful for finding the most impactful and right problems to solve


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    A flaw is that it could use editing


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    However its repetitive structure does make sense from the point of view that its to be used as a reference for teachers and is not intended to be read from cover to cover


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    I can see that it is simplistic but i doubt whether writing more words on the subject would be helpful to the reader


    Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

    Orthography is something else that needs to be checked


    Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

    Which is why i recently dished out a lot of monet for the why so stupid book that is supposedly his magnum opus and is available only by direct mail

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