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In Edward De Bono's Thinking Course, there is one tool that challenges to change the way you listen and read. That is dense listening and reading. This is where you are encouraged to listen or read more intently and analyze why it was expressed that way using "could be" and "may be" possible elaborations.

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In Edward De Bono's Thinking Course, one tool that allows you to consider the things that will happen next as a consequence of a decision is C & S (Consequence & Sequel). Four time zones are suggested: immediate consequence (up to 1 year); short term (1 to 5 years); medium term (5 to 20 years); long term (over 20 years). The time zones can be altered according to the situation.

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In Edward De Bono's Thinking Course, one of the three provocation operation cited is the escape method. This is where we identify the main track of our thinking and then to escape from it. A feature can be dropped, altered, or replaced towards achieving the same end desired.

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In Edward De Bono's Thinking Course, one of the popular attention directing tool is the CAF or Consider All Factors. Focus is on what was left out and make sure that they are included.

To support the discussion, I encourage that all of us make a blog post here or in your blog demonstrating an "CAF" example and post the link here.

In Edward De Bono's Thinking Course, one of the three provocation operation cited is the random stimulation method. This is where a word, object, person, among others gets provided at random. From there, create new ideas based on it.

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