All good thinking starts with the realization : "This is odd - why would it be like that?" In my experience, my co-workers tend to accept many concepts / struc

All good thinking starts with the realization : "This is odd - why would it be like that?" In my experience, my co-workers tend to accept many concepts / structures / processes for granted whose design is non-obvious, yet they accept them although they don't understand them. They're relying on an illusion of understanding - better thinking starts when you realize that you had no real understanding to begin with. I am not sure that you can teach this from a book. It requires an inquisitive mind and the courage to think for yourself.