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Just started reading an interesting book called "Asking The Right Questions", by M. Neil Browne. It's a guide to critical thinking.

Growing up, I learned more about obeying the rules than questioning them. Maybe this is a culture or an education style thing. Now, I realize that being able to question the facts, the rules and other things is super important in our lives. To be able to do that, you'll need to think critically, and the first step is to ask questions: clarify what the other person needs, why the need is necessary and many other questions, then you'll know what to do next. Not just take the order and do it.

This should be a really interesting read.