"if a solution to someone's problem looks obvious, assume it isn't and try to understand why." This struck me pretty hard. I was wondering though, how effective this is. How much has it improved your listening skills and maybe even your empathy? I find that it could also be counterintuitive - how much has it made you overthink?
Helium Balloon
Hot air balloon
Rocketship
Slingshot
A solid and powerful throw
A very bouncy ball
A bird wearing a spacesuit
A missile
A very tall and bouncy trampoline
A diving board with rocket propellers
A giraffe with genes only useful in long necks
An RPG
A helicopter
A plane
A massive anti-gravity simulator
A giant robot with piston arms
A very tall building
An elevator
A paper folded x number of times
A long crane
An object propelled by an atomic explosion
A roller coaster
A wind seeker that launches you at a very high speed
A windmill
A ladder
An uphill river
A mountain compressed into a vertical line
A hologram
A mirror reflecting an object
A gravitational pull grabbing the earth and colliding it with the moon
A shooting star
A laser
A superhero
An escalator
A massive tree
A bird sled
A baseball bat hitting it
A slapshot (hockey)
A javelin
An arrow
A human web with a foundation strong enough to push someone to the moon
A rope throw
A fishing rod and line
A jumpy shoe
A gun
A tornado
A magnet that repels another magnet far enough to send it to the moon
A wave pushing something high
A grasshopper that never skipped leg day
An elephant tusk launching something