2017年2月11日适贸，希望能夠每天通過簡(jiǎn)書輸出一些當(dāng)天閱讀灸芳、總結(jié)的東西，包括中文的拜姿、英文的烙样、整段文字、一個(gè)句子蕊肥、一個(gè)句型谒获、甚至是一個(gè)作文題目的提綱、一個(gè)透徹的論證思路等等壁却。希望能與大家一起交流批狱、共同成長(zhǎng)，如果成長(zhǎng)做不到最起碼希望能夠督促自己每天主動(dòng)去閱讀且輸出儒洛。如果自己能夠再幸運(yùn)一點(diǎn)的話精耐，希望得到前輩的指點(diǎn)（真心求拍磚！）琅锻。祝愿社交化的學(xué)習(xí)能讓我們彼此成長(zhǎng)卦停，長(zhǎng)成我們期待的樣子。
DAY12
We don't have to employ our minds to feel angry when we are insulted, afraid when we are threatened, or compassionate when we see a picture of a starving child. The feelings arise automatically.
Feeling is useful in directing our attention to matters we should think about; it also can provide the enthusiasm and commitment necessary to complete arduous mental tasks. However, feeling is never a good substitute for thinking because it is notoriously unreliable.
and a single surrender to feeling forever stained the brilliant career Zidane had dedicated his life to building.
Whereas feeling has no purpose beyond expressing itself, thinking aims beyond itself to knowledge or action.
Yet for all its shortcomings, thinking is the most reliable guide to action we humans possess. To sum up the relationship between feeling and thinking, feelings need to be tested before being trusted, and thinking is the most reasonable and reliable way to test them.
The essence of critical thinking is evaluation. Critical thinking, therefore, may be defined as the process by which we test claims and arguments and determine which have merit and which do not.
In other words, critical thinking is a search for answers, a quest. Not surprisingly, one of the most important techniques used in critical thinking is asking probing questions. Where the uncritical accept their first thoughts and other people's statements at face value, critical thinkers challenge all ideas in this manner: ...sskk
