The meta-skill learned when a child figures out an unfamiliar situation rather than being guided step-by-step.
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general problem solving
Dante's Hell is not just a ladder of sins in this lecture.
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Dante's Hell is not just a ladder of sins in this lecture.
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"...the kid has also learned another skill, which is GPS, general problem solving. Sure. You know, and what do I do in a new..."
"...skill and talent and we value like critical thinking and problem solving and all these skills rather than like who your family is and..."
"...Uriah the Hittite. Okay? So David thinks of many ways of solving this problem. And ultimately he decides, I'm just going to kill this..."
"...outside the box. Your work's really about science, technologies, and problem solving. So how does that enable creativity, do you think?"
"...elite overproduction, right? Well, with decapitation, what you're doing is, you're solving this problem for the Iranians, right? Before, the huge problem for the..."
"...to get married and have children and and it's still not solving a problem because young people in South Korea look at society and..."
"...what the underlying atom is, okay? Isn't it really important? Isn't solving world poverty more important? I don't know. You can take all that..."
"...tariffs are a mess. They don't work. The idea of always solving all problems with these quick fixes and through strength and now more..."
"...explain to you how i go how how i go about solving problems analyzing problems and that will help you better understand um the..."
"...normal Americans, hardworking Americans, this is not helping. This is not solving the problem, OK? So a lot of it is just theater. A..."
"...more intent on maintaining a hierarchy of things than to actually solving a problem. And so you can make the argument that by purging..."
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