Divergent Perspectives in Strange Meeting

The idea that the First World War will diverge at a strange meeting can be regarded as the most wasteful event in history, with all generations being slaughtered, with promising generation, "the possibilities of life" and a shining future . The strange meeting described the situation of war and the attitude of soldiers and politicians towards war. The problem is "Who is the real enemy?" This means that German and British soldiers are victims of the blood bath, so they represent the true malice of politicians. The soldiers experienced exhausted efforts, faced degenerate and inhumane situations.

Divergent thinking starts with common points and moves outward in various directions including various aspects and perspectives. It is what we are thinking about solving abstract problems and new problems that have not been solved so far and there may be many possible answers, solutions or results. This ability includes four dimensions; Originality, Flexibility, Fluency and Sophistication. Originality - Originality is a measure of how often you respond. It can go beyond the obvious solution and create new ideas and reactions. This is the uniqueness of your solution, and "Beyond the world". These reactions are unexpected and unfamiliar and often lead to breakthrough solutions. However, if the solution is not related to current problems or existing problems, your ability will be adversely affected.

Divergent thinking is a voluntary and fluid nonlinear thinking process. When you think, you see things from a new perspective. You are looking for new uses of common ideas and things. You have rewritten the rules and cast doubt on everything. This is an example of a divergent thinking movement. When a teacher uses humor (especially when watching humor), they imitate some curiosity and I do not mind watching life from different perspectives. This seems not to be a natural creative act, but curiosity is often the starting point of creativity. At some point, you will transition from question and exploration to creation.