I feel like there's at least three ways of thinking about problems that are practical: - systematic (math, rule-based) - social (history, emotions, people-bas

I feel like there's at least three ways of thinking about problems that are practical: - systematic (math, rule-based) - social (history, emotions, people-based) - creative (art, invention) These all overlap and feed into each other because we're a complex species, but we really only ever hear about the necessity of math to "learn to think".