Focusing on Problem vs. Focusing on Solution
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Focusing on Problem vs. Focusing on Solution
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#2Really good examples. It also matches with recent discoveries in quantum physics where they proved that reality is shaped by observer. Whatever we are focusing on it will make it grow. So if our focus is on the problem it will make it bigger, if our focus is on solution it will grow too.
That's why we say that we are in control of our own destiny, it just depends how we observe reality.
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#3This focus translates into the questions we ask to begin with.
What are we asking ourselves when we solve something? What questions are asking when defining the problem? If the problem definition is askew than ...
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#4well i get the point but the example #1 is a urban myth - http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=fact-or-fic...
Re: Focusing on Problem vs. Focusing on Solution
#5Really good examples. It also matches with recent discoveries in quantum physics where they proved that reality is shaped by observer. Whatever we are focusing on it will make it grow. So if our focus is on the problem it will make it bigger, if our focus is on solution it will grow too. That's why we say that we are in control of our own destiny, it just depends how we observe reality.
"It also matches with recent discoveries in quantum physics where they proved that reality is shaped by observer."
That's not what QM says, nor is it "recent". QM says the observer must affect the system, but it need not be in any particular manner and it certainly doesn't mean that the observer has a "special power" over the observed. What it means is (to a first approximation without getting mathematical) simply that if you want to detect a particle, you must interact with it in order to detect it; no interaction, no detection. It is not a special power of interaction that you are exercising or a mystical connection to the target system, it's just interaction.
All of the other apparent cases where observing the system in some manner has some effect on it are actually the effect of not interacting with the system until "later", again, not a "mystic" connection to the power of observation.
Re: Focusing on Problem vs. Focusing on Solution
#6Really good examples. It also matches with recent discoveries in quantum physics where they proved that reality is shaped by observer. Whatever we are focusing on it will make it grow. So if our focus is on the problem it will make it bigger, if our focus is on solution it will grow too. That's why we say that we are in control of our own destiny, it just depends how we observe reality.
"It also matches with recent discoveries in quantum physics where they proved that reality is shaped by observer." That's not what QM says, nor is it "recent". QM says the observer must affect the system, but it need not be in any particular manner and it certainly doesn't mean that the observer has a "special power" over the observed. What it means is (to a first approximation without getting mathematical) simply th…
I suggests to watch these documentaries, The Secret and What The Bleep Do We Know.
Observer IS the creator. He shapes the reality on his own image and beliefs. It's not easy to grasp the whole concept, specially considering that everybody is projecting different realities and they have to be combined together, but to me this just confirms that the world is based on contradictions and if we are able to accept those contradictions we will understand more, but we will never understand everything. There is no single answer on any question, there is only an answer for that particular person and that's most far we can go.