I recently come across one of the books of educational expert Dr. Jane Vella, in which she introduces the idea of Quantum thinking. She explains that Quantum thinking is derived from the principles of Quantum Physics. Can you please explain what is quantum thinking?
The fuzziness and weird logic of the way particles behave applies surprisingly well to how humans think.
Quantum-thinking is the ability of the mind to function at a higher level of creativity and innovation. This level of thinking allows one to accurately envision the next generation products, services, and modes of operation. It involves a shift from linear thinking to higher-order holistic thinking. Quantum-thinking is achieved by the systematic development of six critical skills:
1. Personal Mastery—the ability to explore higher-order thinking (futuristic ideas) beyond one’s present reality.
2. Intuition—the ability to “spontaneously receive” higher-order concepts and ideas.
3. Mastery of Context—the ability to envision future paradigms with the least amount of data or information.
4. Context Integration—the ability to integrate information from different paradigms into one compatible higher-order paradigm.
5. Creative Synthesis—the ability to synthesize (transform) information into new knowledge.
6. Hyper-accelerated Information Processing—the ability to process (learn) data and information at hyper-accelerated speeds.
https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg21128285-900-quantum-minds-why-we-think-like-quarks/
http://www.innovint.com/services/creativity_2.php
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aesJqDgkqQY
The fuzziness and weird logic of the way particles behave applies surprisingly well to how humans think.
Quantum-thinking is the ability of the mind to function at a higher level of creativity and innovation. This level of thinking allows one to accurately envision the next generation products, services, and modes of operation. It involves a shift from linear thinking to higher-order holistic thinking. Quantum-thinking is achieved by the systematic development of six critical skills:
1. Personal Mastery—the ability to explore higher-order thinking (futuristic ideas) beyond one’s present reality.
2. Intuition—the ability to “spontaneously receive” higher-order concepts and ideas.
3. Mastery of Context—the ability to envision future paradigms with the least amount of data or information.
4. Context Integration—the ability to integrate information from different paradigms into one compatible higher-order paradigm.
5. Creative Synthesis—the ability to synthesize (transform) information into new knowledge.
6. Hyper-accelerated Information Processing—the ability to process (learn) data and information at hyper-accelerated speeds.
https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg21128285-900-quantum-minds-why-we-think-like-quarks/
http://www.innovint.com/services/creativity_2.php
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aesJqDgkqQY
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