Synthesis

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The word synthesis comes from the Greek word meaning “to put together.” Synthesis is a process of reasoning whereby we put disparate parts together to gain an understanding of the whole. Synthesis can be considered the opposite process of reasoning from analysis in that analysis involves taking things apart to understand the components.
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[@adoesntequala5871]

The clarity and cleanliness of this thinking and the videos themselves reminds me of the videos I watched on the Kabbalah for some reason. Awesome job on these. Very useful for eroding rigid paradigms of thought

[@canalpolaris4767]

I am pleased to reveal to you the creator of these videos is an accomplished kabbalist.

[@BoykoDev]

I was always thought of myself as a pretty good thinker, but watching your videos made me realize how limited my thinking really is...​

[@juankahr9587]

Because of my nature and inquisitive mindset, I stumbled into this well-done instructional video. I will add it to my toolkit arsenal. Thank you for taking the time to share this video!

[@bettermentprojectnotes808]

These are really good videos. Could you define function more and how it is different from behavior? Or tell me which video differentiates those more?

[@flyingguitarist7026]

Have you addressed the limitations of synthetic thinking? What are its limitations

[@samsonmiles7035]

Always expect the unexpected.