
Parallel thinking
Topic
Parallel thinking is a cognitive framework and decision-making process developed by Edward de Bono as an alternative to traditional adversarial argument. Instead of opposing viewpoints clashing, participants look in the same direction at any given moment, systematically exploring a subject from multiple perspectives. This method is most famously implemented through de Bono's "Six Thinking Hats" technique, which structures group discussions to foster collaboration and creative problem-solving.

