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Famous aphorisms for learning to think

The famous aphorisms for learning to think are as follows:

1. To learn knowledge, you must be good at thinking, thinking, and thinking again. ——Einstein.

2. People who do not make up their mind to cultivate thinking habits will lose the greatest joy in life. ——Edison.

3. If you lack knowledge, you cannot think, and if you lack thinking, you cannot get knowledge.

4. People think according to nature and speak according to rules. ——Caesar.

5. Thinking makes what we read become our own. ——Locke.

6. When humans think, God laughs. ——Milan Kundera.

7. Let us replace the worries beforehand with thinking and planning beforehand! ——Anonymous.

8. Human beings were created for thinking. ——Pascal.

9. Thinking makes you wise, and wise makes you holy. ——Zhou Dunyi.

10. In artistic creation, the first idea is the best; in other matters, the result of repeated thinking is the best. - Blake.

Learn how to think:

1. Learn to be alone and prepare yourself for thinking.

Thinking requires a quiet place and careful nurturing. Just a few sentences in "The Book of Commandments" have already revealed the true meaning of learning: "Without indifference, there is no clear ambition, and without tranquility, there is no far-reaching goal. Learning requires tranquility, and talent requires learning. Without learning, there is no way to broaden one's talents. , There is no learning without ambition."

It points out the importance of "quietness" to learning and thinking. Quietness is the quietness of the environment on the one hand, and the quietness of the heart on the other. That means learning to be alone.

2. Continuous input provides a basis for thinking.

For our brains, learning equals input and storage, while thinking equals integration and output. Without learning, thinking has no focus; without thinking, knowledge is just knowledge.

So, we need to constantly accept various inputs in our thinking, including reading, our own experience, and communication with people, etc., and then think again, and then accept input, until we finally gain insight into the essence.