Can Overthinking Be Counterproductive for Scientists?

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In summary, overthinking can be counterproductive for scientists. While critical thinking and attention to detail are important in the scientific process, excessive rumination and analysis can lead to a lack of productivity and progress. It can also hinder creativity and innovative thinking, preventing scientists from exploring new ideas and approaches. Instead, finding a balance between thorough analysis and action is crucial for success in the scientific field.
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Welcome to the PF, Marcin. Interesting hobby you have there! :smile:
 
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berkeman said:
Welcome to the PF, Marcin. Interesting hobby you have there! :smile:
Thx :) Nowadays it's sitting and counterproductive thinking about impossible things :)
 
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