We are, for instance, strongly inclined to believe that many animals (human and otherwise) are capable of thinking (including remembering, believing, desiring, etc).. Likewise, we believe that there is just one thinker located where each of us is.
To pretend otherwise is the equivalent of thinking that one day President Trump might prefer the rusticity of Camp David to the glitz of Mar-a-Lago.
And so, to fight against your better ease-taking instincts, if you really, really need to do something, you must undertake the action within 15 minutes of thinking of it otherwise, forget it, Jake.
As Jang Jin-sung says: "[I]t's not that people really believe all this propaganda about Kim Jong-un, that he's a God, and need someone to tell them otherwise or show them another way of thinking.
"We're saying, 'Yes, getting to know them is good, but you're going to reach a point where you really should go meet them face to face, otherwise you're running the risk of thinking that this person is perfect, that they are The One.'".
When he puts his ideas out in public, he gets back all kinds of thinking that he never would otherwise.
Of course, Marilyn Frye and Claudia Card have provided decades of examples of thinking outside any number of "boxes"—analytic or otherwise (see, for example, Frye 1983 , 1992 2011; Card 1995, 1996, 2002).
But there's a deep flaw in this way of thinking, one that blinds us to how biology — human or otherwise — really works.
When you travel outside of your routine channels of thinking, you often run into solutions you wouldn't have arrived at otherwise.
New way of thinking: really?
