When we do not understand a situation, the mind often looks at it from one angle. It uses the comparisons supplied by education, self-education, and the surrounding information field, reaches a quick answer, and returns to the comfort of certainty
Imagine a Rubik's Cube made of fifty-four elements. Each element is a parameter of the event. To understand it more precisely, describe the situation from many perspectives: rational, spiritual, religious, energetic, atheist, predictive, chemical, political, national, and historical
Place the answers into the imagined cube and keep turning it until the picture becomes coherent. For especially curious minds, one cube is not the limit. The world also contains dodecahedrons
