5 thinkers, books, and ideas connected to this field.
Peter Kaufman's book presenting Charlie Munger's inversion principle — the technique of solving problems by thinking about what to avoid rather than what to pursue — as a comprehensive thinking tool.
Canadian cognitive scientist and psychologist at the University of Toronto who created the Awakening from the Meaning Crisis YouTube lecture series — arguing that the West is experiencing a meaning crisis rooted in the loss of participatory knowing, the dominant 4E cognitive science framework, and the relevance realization approach to understanding cognition.
Israelite king who built the First Temple in Jerusalem, whose wisdom became proverbial, who wrote (or was attributed with) Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Songs — whose reign represented the height of the united Israelite kingdom — and whose apostasy (foreign wives and foreign gods) is presented as the cause of the subsequent division.
Peter Kaufman's edited collection of Charlie Munger's speeches and writings — primarily the famous Poor Charlie's Almanack — which assembles Munger's mental models framework, investment philosophy, and worldview into the most comprehensive document of his thinking.
Biblical king of Israel — son of David — who built the First Temple in Jerusalem, was famous for his wisdom (the judgment of Solomon), wrote (or is attributed with) Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and the Song of Solomon, and whose reign represented the peak of the united Israelite monarchy.