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Collisional Thinking Theory (CTT) By Jalal Khawaldeh

2025-04-21

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The Collisional Thinking Theory (CTT) introduces a groundbreaking framework for understanding and enhancing human cognitive processes, particularly in the context of rapidly advancing artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. At its core, CTT redefines creativity and problem-solving by emphasizing the deliberate collision of diverse, contrasting, and even discarded ideas—referred to as "Waste Thinking"—to generat...

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