Think by first principles

Do you enjoy thinking by first principles trying to connect causes with behaviours and results? 

Thinking by first principles is a great thinking skill to have. The more information our brains are exposed to, the better connections our brains can make.

In other words, the more experiences we have, the more books we read, the more people we meet and useful content we are exposed to, the better connections out brains can make to think by first principles and try to understand our world. 

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