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How to understand things via Big Think

The image contains a block of text with a bullet point format. The text discusses the concept of true intelligence, emphasizing that it involves discipline and creativity in investigating things rather than settling for shallow explanations. It mentions an essay by writer and entrepreneur Nabeel S. Qureshi, who explores how great thinkers developed their insights by testing ideas from multiple angles, refusing to fool themselves, and being unafraid to look stupid. The text concludes by inviting readers to read more of Nabeel S. Qureshis writing on his Substack and website. The text is presented in a simple, clean format with black text on a white background. The words Substack and website are highlighted in red, drawing attention to the authors online platforms.</p> <p>Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B

True intelligence isn’t just about raw ability — it’s about the discipline to investigate things creatively and directly rather than settling for shallow explanations. In this essay, writer and entrepreneur Nabeel S. Qureshi explores how great thinkers developed their insights by testing ideas from multiple angles, refusing to fool themselves, and being unafraid to look stupid.

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