ThinkNavi introduces ways of thinking and helps readers put them into practice. Its scope extends beyond creativity and problem-solving techniques to philosophy, epistemology, scientific methodology, cognitive science, and decision theory. We are interested less in selling universal recipes than in understanding when a method is useful, under what conditions, and with what limitations.
The two websites
ThinkNavi.ai focuses on learning, reference, and practice. ConceptMiner.ai introduces tools for concept exploration and analysis in fields such as corporate R&D and strategy. The sites are related, but using a product is not a condition for learning from ThinkNavi.
Development and operation
ThinkNavi is operated by Mindware Research Institute, Inc. ThinkNavi Free is envisaged as a family of manual-input thinking tools shared across the ConceptMiner series. Availability and exact specifications will be stated when individual tools are actually released.
An invitation to question us
If an article misstates a theory or overlooks a counterexample, we welcome corrections supported by original sources. Methods should be open to criticism and revision, and the contents of this site are no exception.