First, The Answer to Thinking: You Can Have a Super Brain, by Li Weixi. This book is practical and easy to understand. You can find all the basic knowledge of thinking you want to know here. This book answers readers' questions by asking and answering questions. Basically dry goods, no nonsense. I've read many books on thinking, each with a critical attitude, but this book really won my heart. The author did not blindly tout books such as mind mapping, speed reading and memorization because he was a training lecturer. Generally speaking, it is very objective and rational, which perfectly meets the needs of the theme.
Second, mind mapping+fast reading+rote memorization. I have studied this theory deeply for two years and am convinced of its basic principles. It's just that I think that because everyone's understanding and personality are different, the final effect is bound to be very different: the subject wants to improve his innovation ability, and I think mind mapping is a good tool; The basic principle of mnemonic method-logical order+visualization also fully conforms to the memory law of human brain; Although fast reading is over-mythical, knowing some basic reading skills is very beneficial to improve learning efficiency.
Third, formal logic. Logic is mainly divided into formal logic and dialectical logic: the so-called logic is the law of thinking, logic is the theory of thinking law, and thinking law is the unity of thinking content and thinking "form". "Formal" logic is also a theory that studies the law of thinking from the unity of content and form, so it is by no means pure "formal" logic.
Finally, the fun of thinking: Math Notes of Matrix67. Mainly talk about stories, theorems and skills in mathematics, focusing on popular science or technical explanation in mathematics. Is to put the previous blog or information into a book, each chapter should not be too long, and you can learn a chapter in a short time after reading it.