In University, I took a critical thinking course with a slant towards Psychology. Others took critical thinking courses with a slant towards Philosophy.
I’m sure there are other options out there.
Regardless, they were two (separate) books, you had to pore through. They weren’t easy reads, and they made you question many things.
But they taught me how to approach problems, how to break things down, how to make the complex simplified.
In the age of AI, getting to the root of a user’s problem is the most valuable resource you have. Anyone can go type into AI and get a response, but is it right for the context and system you are trying to address?
It only knows what you give it and your value in identifying the problem is what will set you apart.
