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CRITICAL COMMENTS. Refreshing intellectual drink in the drought of contemporary visual literacyFascinating look at the relationship between logic and visual thinkingUnsupported dichotomy between visual and verbal intelligence. CONCEPTS. Old world-based on words and numbersNew world-based on display and manipulation of information with computer models.

THINKING LIKE EINSTEIN

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