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Critical Thinking

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• datum an item of factual information from measurement or research data , current knowledge, in solving problems learn new skills and/or data , knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem recognize flawed skills and/or data being
• logical fallacy an error in reasoning that undermines an argument Logical fallacies , informal or formal, is when one uses incorrect argumentation, fallacies, in one's reasoning resulting in flawed logic.
• logical thinking thinking that is coherent and logical Without emotions correct logical thinking would not be possible and what we call thinking is actually the imagination; the imagination is what we use to perceive reality.
• flawed having a blemish or flaw Logical fallacies, informal or formal, is when one uses incorrect argumentation, fallacies, in one's reasoning resulting in flawed logic.
• flaw an imperfection in an object or machine Logical fallacies, informal or formal, is when one uses incorrect argumentation, fallacies, in one's reasoning resulting in flawed logic.
• seek out look for a specific person or thing problems learn new skills and/or data, knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem recognize flawed skills and/or data being presented before them seek out answers
• skill an ability that has been acquired by training It is basically learning skills used to improve one's thinking.
• third party someone other than the principals involved in a transaction Third party presentation touching on basic understandings of critical thinking.
• argumentation the methodical process of logical reasoning Logical fallacies, informal or formal, is when one uses incorrect argumentation , fallacies, in one's reasoning resulting in flawed logic.
• solve find the answer to or understand the meaning of solve problems utilize one's learned skills and/or data, current knowledge, in solving problems learn new skills and/or data, knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem
• data a collection of facts from which conclusions may be drawn data , current knowledge, in solving problems learn new skills and/or data , knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem recognize flawed skills and/or data being
• fallacy a misconception resulting from incorrect reasoning Logical fallacies , informal or formal, is when one uses incorrect argumentation, fallacies , in one's reasoning resulting in flawed logic.
• improve to make better It is basically learning skills used to improve one's thinking.
• improving getting higher or more vigorous What does one improving one's learning skills do?
• critical of a serious examination and judgment of something What is critical thinking?
• touch on refer to or discuss briefly Third party presentation touching on basic understandings of critical thinking.
• tab a short strip of material attached to or projecting from something in order to facilitate opening or identifying or handling it In the Presentation tab above on this page is a wonderful video introduction to critical thinking by a third party source that should hopefully inspire one to continue seeking, learning and practicing critical thinking.
• learn gain knowledge or skills It is basically learning skills used to improve one's thinking.
• learning the cognitive process of acquiring skill or knowledge It is basically learning skills used to improve one's thinking.
• utilize put into service utilize one's learned skills and/or data, current knowledge, in solving problems learn new skills and/or data, knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem recognize
• info a message received and understood One should seek out info on critical thinking from many sources to help one with learning and understanding how to improve one's own learning skills.
• specific stated explicitly or in detail problems learn new skills and/or data, knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem recognize flawed skills and/or data being presented before them seek out answers
• solving finding a solution to a problem solving problems learn new skills and/or data, knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem recognize flawed skills and/or data being presented before them seek out
• incorrect not correct; not in conformity with fact or truth Logical fallacies, informal or formal, is when one uses incorrect argumentation, fallacies, in one's reasoning resulting in flawed logic.
• correct free from error; especially conforming to fact or truth Logic is the formal systematic study of the principles of valid inference and correct reasoning.
• recognize perceive to be something or something you can identify problems learn new skills and/or data, knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem recognize flawed skills and/or data being presented before them seek out answers
• thinking endowed with the capacity to reason What is critical thinking ?
• problem a question raised for consideration or solution problems utilize one's learned skills and/or data, current knowledge, in solving problems learn new skills and/or data, knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem
• logical based on known statements or events or conditions Logical fallacies, informal or formal, is when one uses incorrect argumentation, fallacies, in one's reasoning resulting in flawed logic.
• informal not in accord with established conventions and requirements Logical fallacies, informal or formal, is when one uses incorrect argumentation, fallacies, in one's reasoning resulting in flawed logic.
• basically in essence; at bottom or by one's (or its) very nature It is basically learning skills used to improve one's thinking.
• seek try to locate, discover, or establish the existence of problems learn new skills and/or data, knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem recognize flawed skills and/or data being presented before them seek out answers
• balance harmonious arrangement or relation of parts within a whole This has been a simple introduction to critical thinking and I hope this has been helpful in moving those who seek balance closer toward balance .
• logic the branch of philosophy that analyzes inference Logic is the formal systematic study of the principles of valid inference and correct reasoning.
• presentation the act of formally giving something, as a prize Third party presentation touching on basic understandings of critical thinking.
• reasoning thinking that is organized and logical Logic is the formal systematic study of the principles of valid inference and correct reasoning .
• valid well grounded in logic or truth or having legal force Logic is the formal systematic study of the principles of valid inference and correct reasoning.
• inference a conclusion you can draw based on known evidence Logic is the formal systematic study of the principles of valid inference and correct reasoning.
• hopefully it is hoped In the Presentation tab above on this page is a wonderful video introduction to critical thinking by a third party source that should hopefully inspire one to continue seeking, learning and practicing critical thinking.
• systematic characterized by order and planning Logic is the formal systematic study of the principles of valid inference and correct reasoning.
• helpful providing assistance or serving a useful function This has been a simple introduction to critical thinking and I hope this has been helpful in moving those who seek balance closer toward balance.
• formal in accord with established conventions and requirements Logic is the formal systematic study of the principles of valid inference and correct reasoning.
• inspire serve as the inciting cause of In the Presentation tab above on this page is a wonderful video introduction to critical thinking by a third party source that should hopefully inspire one to continue seeking, learning and practicing critical thinking.
• understanding the condition of someone who knows and comprehends Third party presentation touching on basic understandings of critical thinking.
• introduction the act of beginning something new In the Presentation tab above on this page is a wonderful video introduction to critical thinking by a third party source that should hopefully inspire one to continue seeking, learning and practicing critical thinking.
• basic reduced to the simplest and most significant form possible Third party presentation touching on basic understandings of critical thinking.
• current occurring in or belonging to the present time current knowledge, in solving problems learn new skills and/or data, knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem recognize flawed skills and/or data being presented
• overall involving only main features used correct and/or flawed learning skills to learn the specific skills and/or data does not speak of whether one had the correct learning skills to recognize if the skills and/or data taught/learned were correct and/or flawed does not speak of whether one has the learning skills to be able to solve problems outside of one's current set of skills and/or data one has learned Hence, whether one has acquired a mass amount of specific skills and/or data or not one will greatly benefit overall
• learned having or showing profound knowledge learned skills and/or data, current knowledge, in solving problems learn new skills and/or data, knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem recognize flawed skills
• acquire come into the possession of something concrete or abstract - does not speak of whether one used correct and/or flawed learning skills to learn the specific skills and/or data does not speak of whether one had the correct learning skills to recognize if the skills and/or data taught/learned were correct and/or flawed does not speak of whether one has the learning skills to be able to solve problems outside of one's current set of skills and/or data one has learned Hence, whether one has acquired a mass amount of specific skills and/or data or not
• ability the quality of having the means or skills to do something ability to - solve problems utilize one's learned skills and/or data, current knowledge, in solving problems learn new skills and/or data, knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to
• imagination the ability to form mental pictures of things or events Without emotions correct logical thinking would not be possible and what we call thinking is actually the imagination ; the imagination is what we use to perceive reality.
• source the place where something begins One should seek out info on critical thinking from many sources to help one with learning and understanding how to improve one's own learning skills.
• one smallest whole number or a numeral representing this number Logical fallacies, informal or formal, is when one uses incorrect argumentation, fallacies, in one 's reasoning resulting in flawed logic.
• think judge or regard; look upon; judge What is critical thinking ?
• prior earlier in time problems learn new skills and/or data, knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem recognize flawed skills and/or data being presented before them seek out answers
• multitude a large indefinite number problems learn new skills and/or data, knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem recognize flawed skills and/or data being presented before them seek out answers
• perceive become aware of through the senses Without emotions correct logical thinking would not be possible and what we call thinking is actually the imagination; the imagination is what we use to perceive reality.
• closing the act of closing something In closing ...
• practice a customary way of operation or behavior In the Presentation tab above on this page is a wonderful video introduction to critical thinking by a third party source that should hopefully inspire one to continue seeking, learning and practicing critical thinking.
• touching arousing affect Third party presentation touching on basic understandings of critical thinking.
• in general without distinction of one from others skills and/or data does not speak of whether one had the correct learning skills to recognize if the skills and/or data taught/learned were correct and/or flawed does not speak of whether one has the learning skills to be able to solve problems outside of one's current set of skills and/or data one has learned Hence, whether one has acquired a mass amount of specific skills and/or data or not one will greatly benefit overall from improving one's critical thinking ability in general
• video broadcasting visual images of stationary or moving objects In the Presentation tab above on this page is a wonderful video introduction to critical thinking by a third party source that should hopefully inspire one to continue seeking, learning and practicing critical thinking.
• closer (comparative of `near' or `close') within a shorter distance This has been a simple introduction to critical thinking and I hope this has been helpful in moving those who seek balance closer toward balance.
• acquired gotten through environmental forces - does not speak of whether one used correct and/or flawed learning skills to learn the specific skills and/or data does not speak of whether one had the correct learning skills to recognize if the skills and/or data taught/learned were correct and/or flawed does not speak of whether one has the learning skills to be able to solve problems outside of one's current set of skills and/or data one has learned Hence, whether one has acquired a mass amount of specific skills and/or data or not
• understand know and comprehend the nature or meaning of Third party presentation touching on basic understandings of critical thinking.
• emotion any strong feeling Without emotions correct logical thinking would not be possible and what we call thinking is actually the imagination; the imagination is what we use to perceive reality.
• teach impart skills or knowledge to - does not speak of whether one used correct and/or flawed learning skills to learn the specific skills and/or data does not speak of whether one had the correct learning skills to recognize if the skills and/or data taught /learned were correct and/or flawed does not speak of whether one has the learning skills to be able to solve problems outside of one's current set of skills and/or data one has learned Hence, whether one has acquired a mass amount of specific skills and/or data or not
• page one side of one leaf of a book or other document In the Presentation tab above on this page is a wonderful video introduction to critical thinking by a third party source that should hopefully inspire one to continue seeking, learning and practicing critical thinking.
• seeking the act of searching for something In the Presentation tab above on this page is a wonderful video introduction to critical thinking by a third party source that should hopefully inspire one to continue seeking , learning and practicing critical thinking.
• additional further or extra Additional understanding...
• speak use language - does not speak of whether one used correct and/or flawed learning skills to learn the specific skills and/or data does not speak of whether one had the correct learning skills to recognize if the skills and/or data taught/learned were correct and/or flawed does not speak of whether one has the learning skills to be able to solve problems outside of one's current set of skills and/or data one has learned Hence, whether one has acquired a mass amount of specific skills and/or data or not
• benefit something that aids or promotes well-being one used correct and/or flawed learning skills to learn the specific skills and/or data does not speak of whether one had the correct learning skills to recognize if the skills and/or data taught/learned were correct and/or flawed does not speak of whether one has the learning skills to be able to solve problems outside of one's current set of skills and/or data one has learned Hence, whether one has acquired a mass amount of specific skills and/or data or not one will greatly benefit
• use put into service Logical fallacies, informal or formal, is when one uses incorrect argumentation, fallacies, in one's reasoning resulting in flawed logic.
• reality the state of being actual Without emotions correct logical thinking would not be possible and what we call thinking is actually the imagination; the imagination is what we use to perceive reality .
• mass the property of a body that causes it to have weight - does not speak of whether one used correct and/or flawed learning skills to learn the specific skills and/or data does not speak of whether one had the correct learning skills to recognize if the skills and/or data taught/learned were correct and/or flawed does not speak of whether one has the learning skills to be able to solve problems outside of one's current set of skills and/or data one has learned Hence, whether one has acquired a mass amount of specific skills and/or data or not
• knowledge the result of perception, learning, and reasoning knowledge , in solving problems learn new skills and/or data, knowledge , and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem recognize flawed skills and/or data being presented before them
• third one of three equal parts of a divisible whole Third party presentation touching on basic understandings of critical thinking.
• help give assistance; be of service helps with one's ability to - solve problems utilize one's learned skills and/or data, current knowledge, in solving problems learn new skills and/or data, knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills
• hence from that fact or reason or as a result - does not speak of whether one used correct and/or flawed learning skills to learn the specific skills and/or data does not speak of whether one had the correct learning skills to recognize if the skills and/or data taught/learned were correct and/or flawed does not speak of whether one has the learning skills to be able to solve problems outside of one's current set of skills and/or data one has learned Hence , whether one has acquired a mass amount of specific skills and/or data or not
• area the extent of a two-dimensional surface within a boundary problems learn new skills and/or data, knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem recognize flawed skills and/or data being presented before them seek out answers
• principle a basic generalization that is accepted as true Logic is the formal systematic study of the principles of valid inference and correct reasoning.
• needs in such a manner as could not be otherwise problems learn new skills and/or data, knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem recognize flawed skills and/or data being presented before them seek out answers
• moving in motion This has been a simple introduction to critical thinking and I hope this has been helpful in moving those who seek balance closer toward balance.
• continue keep or maintain in unaltered condition In the Presentation tab above on this page is a wonderful video introduction to critical thinking by a third party source that should hopefully inspire one to continue seeking, learning and practicing critical thinking.
• set put into a certain place or abstract location problems learn new skills and/or data, knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem recognize flawed skills and/or data being presented before them seek out answers
• greatly to an extraordinary extent or degree of whether one used correct and/or flawed learning skills to learn the specific skills and/or data does not speak of whether one had the correct learning skills to recognize if the skills and/or data taught/learned were correct and/or flawed does not speak of whether one has the learning skills to be able to solve problems outside of one's current set of skills and/or data one has learned Hence, whether one has acquired a mass amount of specific skills and/or data or not one will greatly
• amount how much there is of something that you can quantify - does not speak of whether one used correct and/or flawed learning skills to learn the specific skills and/or data does not speak of whether one had the correct learning skills to recognize if the skills and/or data taught/learned were correct and/or flawed does not speak of whether one has the learning skills to be able to solve problems outside of one's current set of skills and/or data one has learned Hence, whether one has acquired a mass amount of specific skills and/or data or not
• wonderful extraordinarily good or great In the Presentation tab above on this page is a wonderful video introduction to critical thinking by a third party source that should hopefully inspire one to continue seeking, learning and practicing critical thinking.
• actually in fact Without emotions correct logical thinking would not be possible and what we call thinking is actually the imagination; the imagination is what we use to perceive reality.
• reason a logical motive for a belief or action Logic is the formal systematic study of the principles of valid inference and correct reasoning .
• touch make physical contact with, come in contact with Third party presentation touching on basic understandings of critical thinking.
• close at or within a short distance in space or time In closing ...
• party an occasion on which people gather to socialize and have fun Third party presentation touching on basic understandings of critical thinking.
• proper marked by suitability or rightness or appropriateness problems learn new skills and/or data, knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem recognize flawed skills and/or data being presented before them seek out answers
• above in or to a place that is higher set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem recognize flawed skills and/or data being presented before them seek out answers to one's problems Simply put - improving one's learning skills does all the above
• simply in a simple manner; without extravagance or embellishment and/or data, knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem recognize flawed skills and/or data being presented before them seek out answers to one's problems Simply
• simple having few parts; not complex or complicated or involved This has been a simple introduction to critical thinking and I hope this has been helpful in moving those who seek balance closer toward balance.
• move change location This has been a simple introduction to critical thinking and I hope this has been helpful in moving those who seek balance closer toward balance.
• used previously owned by another It is basically learning skills used to improve one's thinking.
• study applying the mind to learning and understanding a subject Logic is the formal systematic study of the principles of valid inference and correct reasoning.
• used to in the habit It is basically learning skills used to improve one's thinking.
• outside the region that is outside of something - does not speak of whether one used correct and/or flawed learning skills to learn the specific skills and/or data does not speak of whether one had the correct learning skills to recognize if the skills and/or data taught/learned were correct and/or flawed does not speak of whether one has the learning skills to be able to solve problems outside of one's current set of skills and/or data one has learned Hence, whether one has acquired a mass amount of specific skills and/or data or not
• result something that follows as a consequence Logical fallacies, informal or formal, is when one uses incorrect argumentation, fallacies, in one's reasoning resulting in flawed logic.
• note a brief written record note that one's learned specific set of skills and/or data - does not speak of whether one used correct and/or flawed learning skills to learn the specific skills and/or data does not speak of whether one had the correct learning skills to recognize if the skills and/or data taught/learned were correct and/or flawed does not speak of whether one has the learning skills to be able to solve problems outside of one's current set of skills and/or data one has learned Hence, whether one has
• answer a statement made to reply to a question or criticism problems learn new skills and/or data, knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem recognize flawed skills and/or data being presented before them seek out answers
• in that (formal) in or into that thing or place problems learn new skills and/or data, knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem recognize flawed skills and/or data being presented before them seek out answers
• hope the general feeling that some desire will be fulfilled This has been a simple introduction to critical thinking and I hope this has been helpful in moving those who seek balance closer toward balance.
• have possess, either in a concrete or an abstract sense problems learn new skills and/or data, knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem recognize flawed skills and/or data being presented before them seek out answers
• new not of long duration problems learn new skills and/or data, knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem recognize flawed skills and/or data being presented before them seek out answers
• call utter a sudden loud cry Without emotions correct logical thinking would not be possible and what we call thinking is actually the imagination; the imagination is what we use to perceive reality.
• able having the necessary means or skill to do something - does not speak of whether one used correct and/or flawed learning skills to learn the specific skills and/or data does not speak of whether one had the correct learning skills to recognize if the skills and/or data taught/learned were correct and/or flawed does not speak of whether one has the learning skills to be able to solve problems outside of one's current set of skills and/or data one has learned Hence, whether one has acquired a mass amount of specific skills and/or data or not
• possible capable of happening or existing Without emotions correct logical thinking would not be possible and what we call thinking is actually the imagination; the imagination is what we use to perceive reality.
• need require or want problems learn new skills and/or data, knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem recognize flawed skills and/or data being presented before them seek out answers
• present happening or existing now problems learn new skills and/or data, knowledge, and/or improve upon one's current set of skills and/or data help solve a multitude of problems in one's life without having prior experiance and/or skills and/or data in that specific area recognize when one doesn't have the proper skills and/or data to solve specific problems recognize when one needs to go and seek out new skills and/or data to solve a problem recognize flawed skills and/or data being presented before them seek out answers
• general applying to all or most members of a category or group skills and/or data does not speak of whether one had the correct learning skills to recognize if the skills and/or data taught/learned were correct and/or flawed does not speak of whether one has the learning skills to be able to solve problems outside of one's current set of skills and/or data one has learned Hence, whether one has acquired a mass amount of specific skills and/or data or not one will greatly benefit overall from improving one's critical thinking ability in general
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• also in addition also note that one's learned specific set of skills and/or data - does not speak of whether one used correct and/or flawed learning skills to learn the specific skills and/or data does not speak of whether one had the correct learning skills to recognize if the skills and/or data taught/learned were correct and/or flawed does not speak of whether one has the learning skills to be able to solve problems outside of one's current set of skills and/or data one has learned Hence, whether one

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Critical thinking definition

Critical thinking, as described by Oxford Languages, is the objective analysis and evaluation of an issue in order to form a judgement.

Active and skillful approach, evaluation, assessment, synthesis, and/or evaluation of information obtained from, or made by, observation, knowledge, reflection, acumen or conversation, as a guide to belief and action, requires the critical thinking process, which is why it's often used in education and academics.

Some even may view it as a backbone of modern thought.

However, it's a skill, and skills must be trained and encouraged to be used at its full potential.

People turn up to various approaches in improving their critical thinking, like:

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• Seeking out more diversity of thought
• Opening up their curiosity in an intellectual way etc.

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His big moment comes on the last day of the NATO summit. (AP Video Production by Ao Gao) President Joe Biden sounded a defiant tone at a news conference Thursday evening, the key event in a monumental week for his campaign as he fends off calls for him to step aside as the party’s presumptive nominee. In announcing a compact that would bring together NATO countries to support Ukraine, President Joe Biden referred to the nation’s leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy as “President Putin.” President Joe Biden’s news conference is projected onto a screen inside the media center on the final day of the NATO Summit in Washington, Thursday, July 11, 2024. (Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais) Copy Link copied President Joe Biden speaks at a news conference Thursday July 11, 2024, on the final day of the NATO summit in Washington. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin) President Joe Biden clears his throat as he speaks at a news conference Thursday July 11, 2024, on the final day of the NATO summit in Washington. 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He made at least two notable flubs, referring at an event beforehand to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as “President Putin” and then calling Kamala Harris “Vice President Trump” when asked about her by a reporter. But he also gave detailed responses about his work to preserve NATO and his plans for a second term. And he insisted he’s not leaving the race even as a growing number of Democratic lawmakers ask him to step aside. Here are some highlights from the press conference: AP AUDIO: Key takeaways from Biden’s news conference: Insistence on staying in the race and flubbed names In remarks, President Biden mistakenly switches the Ukrainian and Russian presidents. He bungled key names — and remained defiant Perhaps Biden’s biggest slip-up in the press conference came early on when he referred to Vice President Kamala Harris as “Vice President Trump,” in saying he picked her because he believed she could beat Trump. 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You’re going to beat President Putin.” But he was defiant when a reporter brought up his reference to “Vice President Trump” and noted the presumptive Republican nominee’s campaign was already promoting the slip-up. “Listen to him,” he said, before walking off the stage. One House Democrat, Rep. Jim Himes of Connecticut, issued a statement minutes later calling on the president to withdraw. He insisted, ‘I’ve got to finish this job’ It’s a delicate dance between the president and vice president, with many Democrats openly pining for Harris to replace Biden on the ticket. Biden didn’t acknowledge that tension, but only brought Harris up in response to pointed questions about whether he believed she had the capability to replace him. “I wouldn’t have picked her unless I thought she was qualified to be president,” Biden said, citing Harris’ resume from prosecutor to the U.S. Senate. But in response to a later question he acknowledged he’d moved on from his 2020 campaign promise to be a “bridge” to a new generation of Democrats. “What changed was the gravity of the situation I inherited,” he said, without a word about his vice president. Repeatedly, he said, “I’ve got to finish this job.” The press conference ended with Biden being asked directly whether he’d step down for Harris if he saw polling showing she had a better chance of beating Trump. “No, unless they come back and said there’s no way you can win,” Biden responded. Then he added, in a stage whisper, “No poll’s saying that.” He argued he’s delivered results over rhetoric Biden tried to make the case that what he’s doing matters more than how he talks about it. He praised the just finished NATO summit as elevating America’s standing. “Have you ever seen a more successful conference?” Biden said to a group of reporters who often only got to see the conference during prepared remarks. He drilled down on how inflation has eased from its 2022 peak as he reeled off stats such as the creation of 800,000 manufacturing jobs under his watch, saying that world leaders would want to trade their own economies for what United States has. He also said he would cap how much rent could grow for tenants of landlords who are part of a tax-credit program for low-income housing. It’s the same pitch Biden has made in stump speeches without necessarily doing much to move his own popularity. His team believes it will sink in if repeated constantly. He brought up his work on NATO Biden kicked off the press conference by talking at length about NATO and its value to the United States — one of his strongest political issues against Trump, who has been openly skeptical of the alliance and once suggested he’d encourage Russia to attack NATO members whom he considered delinquent. Biden tied himself to an American tradition stretching “from Truman to Reagan to me” of defending NATO. “Every American must ask herself or himself, is the world safer with NATO?” he asked. Later, to assure a European journalist asking about governments on that continent worrying Trump could win, Biden launched into a detailed recounting of how he helped shepherd Finland into the alliance. After that, he went into detail about how to push back against China for supporting Russia during its war against Ukraine and contended he will continue to be able to deal with Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping. Overall, Biden spoke forcefully and fluently about foreign policy, one of his favorite subjects. But the news conference’s focus wasn’t really foreign policy, it was reassuring Democrats and the world that Biden is still able to be president and beat Trump. That shows how even Biden’s strengths are being overshadowed by questions about his capabilities. 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