Prob­lem-solv­ing (skills and tech­niques)

Give it a google

The First Step is to Ad­mit That You Have a Problem

Two types of mathematician

How toy mod­els of on­tol­ogy changes can be misleading

Tips and Tricks for An­swer­ing Hard Questions

Be­ing pa­tient with problems

An N=1 ob­ser­va­tional study on in­ter­pretabil­ity of Nat­u­ral Gen­eral In­tel­li­gence (NGI)

Mazes and Duality

Hack Away at the Edges

Guess­ing the Teacher’s Password

Prob­lem Solv­ing with Mazes and Crayon

Fo­cus on the Hardest Part First

Some notes on solv­ing hard problems

The Shadow Question

An On­tol­ogy of Sys­temic Failures: Dragons, Bul­lshit Moun­tain, and the Cloud of Doom

Ne­c­es­sary, But Not Sufficient

Tune Your Cog­ni­tive Strategies

The ul­ti­mate goal

Fake Blog Posts as a Prob­lem Solv­ing Device

Can we have Epipha­nies and Eureka mo­ments more fre­quently?

A Clearer Think­ing tool that teaches you to use In­ter­nal Fam­ily Sys­tems concepts

Talk­ing to your­self: A use­ful think­ing tool that seems un­der­stud­ied and underdiscussed

Hold Off On Propos­ing Solutions

Co­or­di­na­tion failures in tack­ling hu­man­ity’s biggest problems

In Search of Strate­gic Clarity