421 3D …Thinking

To see things in 3D each eye must see a slightly different picture. In the real world your eyes are spaced apart so each eye has a different view. Your brain puts the two pictures together to form one 3D image that has depth to it.

Ok, so?

It’s the same for …everything.

The wider the points-of-view are from each other,

The greater the depth of understanding

Whether ‘things’ or ‘thoughts’.

Deliberately introduce yourself to different ideas /thoughts /input.

Not the same input (points-of-view) as you now have.

When you are much older you get that depth.

Why wait?

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Now this note makes more sense:

You only wish reading one Doodle did it!

It’s a subconscious cross-index of select Doodles, to

side-step your filters, that gets you what you want.

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To reinforce this, read at least 2:   If you Read only one: 109 Understanding

# 3 Cumulative Knowledge – 10 Progress It – 23 Become More Creative – 97 Variety

111 ABC’s of Life – 233 Input – 296 The 3rd Option – 349 Confusion is Good