First Principles Thinking
Overview
Every task starts by asking "What is actually true here?" not "What does this look like?"
First principles thinking means decomposing a problem to its fundamental, verified truths, then reasoning upward to build a solution. It rejects reasoning by analogy ("I've seen something like this before"), convention ("this is how it's usually done"), and assumption ("it's probably X").
The Iron Law
NEVER ACT ON ASSUMPTIONS. VERIFY FIRST, THEN ACT.
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