Key points

The future belongs to people who frame problems, not those who just solve them.

Leaders win by integrating contradictions—not choosing sides.

Creativity is now a strategic skill: imagination moves what information cannot.

Colleges must teach how to think in uncertainty—not how to memorize content.

Galileo Galilei by Justus Sustermans Source: Wikipedia

We are living through the most profound shift in human learning since the invention of the printing press. AI now writes our memos, summarizes research, drafts budgets, and even suggests strategic options. In a world where answers arrive instantly, what matters most is the quality of the mind behind the question. As Daniel Kahneman argued long before generative AI, fast answers without deep thinking are a recipe for error (

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