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“The problem here needs to be opened from Google Chrome, not from explorer.”
One Sunday, when I went to visit my sister and her husband’s house, my brother-in-law solved the computer problem. The purpose of the trip was to solve the problem in the name of going out.
My older brother who works for an IT company often tells me that there are things I don’t understand on my computer.
Not only do you work for an IT company, but your brother’s thinking circuit is somewhat different from mine in science.
I understand the basics of personal computers, but I’m no match for people in that field in terms of expertise.
I don’t mind being unrivaled, but I feel that the way of thinking is completely different in the first place.
Rather than simply having a different brain, I think they use different ways of thinking.
I’m in liberal arts and you’re in science.
What is the difference between liberal arts and science thinking?
When I was wondering, I heard these words.
“Literature is like thinking on a spiral staircase.”
When I heard an acquaintance say so, I was like, “Oh, I see.”
The thought process of liberal arts may indeed be so.
When you think about one thing, your thoughts go up and down, and your thoughts swirl around, as if you were going up a spiral staircase rather than giving an answer. Various possibilities are circulated and circulated in your head, and you reach your destination (answer).
That’s right. That’s right.
Rather than thinking about things linearly, they lead the answer by spiraling insight into the background, emotions, etc. of the matter. Therefore, if you think too much, you may find it difficult to get to the answer quickly. However, it can be said that they are thinking about various things.