Thinking Out Of The Box
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This document discusses thinking outside the box and provides examples. It presents the classic problem of drawing 4 connected straight lines to link 9 dots, which can be solved with 5, 4, or 3 lines by thinking unconventionally. The example of Fosbury Flop is given, where Dick Fosbury revolutionized the scissor jump in high jump by going over the bar backwards instead of frontally, winning an Olympic gold medal. The document encourages thinking unconventionally, as thinking outside the established ways can lead to innovative solutions.
Thinking Out Of The Box
- 1. Thinking out of the Box Noppon Trirojporn Date 15 - 2 - 2009
- 2. Thinking Out of the Box
- 4. Draw 4 connected straight line to link all 9 dots
- 5. 5 Lines
- 6. 5 Lines
- 7. 5 Lines
- 8. 5 Lines
- 9. 4 Lines
- 10. 4 Lines
- 11. 4 Lines
- 12. 3 Lines ?
- 13. 1 Line ?
- 14. 0 Line ?
- 15. Example of Think out of the box
- 16. Fosbury Flop
- 17. WHATEVER YOU THINK THINK THE OPPOSITE. Pual Arden
- 18. A Flop, Back to the Future
- 19. 犖犢犖犖犖о顕犖 http://en.bcnq.com/olympics/2008-08/23/content_6965014.htm
- 20. 19th Century ( 150 years ago )
- 21. Scissors Jump
- 22. 1895
- 24. Normal jump in 1968
- 25. Dick Fosbury
- 27. He Jump in a new way!
- 28. Olympic gold medal World record Height 2.24 M.
- 30. Forever
- 31. Fosbury Flop
- 32. Draw less than 4 connected straight line to link all 9 dots
- 34. 3 Lines
- 35. How about 1 Line?
- 39. 犖犢犖犖犖о顕犖
- 40. 犖犢犖犖犖о顕犖
- 41. 犖犢犖犖犖о顕犖 1 Line
- 42. 0 Line?
- 43. Its the answer!
- 44. Think Out of the Box
- 45. Thank You