Summary:
The book explores the cognitive processes behind human insights, examining real-life examples and case studies to understand how people discover unexpected solutions and make significant breakthroughs. It challenges conventional wisdom about how insights occur and offers strategies for fostering a more insight-friendly environment in various domains.
Key points:
1. Triple Path Model: Klein's model explains insight generation through three paths: connections between unrelated items, noticing contradictions, and urgent problem-solving when usual methods fail.
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