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How Writing Leads to Thinking (and Not the Other Way Around) – AHA
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Actually, thinking leads to writing and writing leads to thinking. It's not a one-way causal relationship. There is a positive feedback loop, when all is well. Until the thinking and writing collectively leads to exhaustion, at which point it's time for a break and come back at it another time - maybe another day, after a good sleep.