Organizing in Critical Thinking Some powerful thinkers say that the human mind is born with data and information already in place. As soon as we are born we already have innate ideas (Plato). That space and time are structures of the mind (Kant). Hume says that cause and effect are the mind's way of ordering reality. Although it is difficult to prove the list of thinkers goes on but the one thing this goes indicate …showed first 75 words of 480 total…

…showed last 75 words of 480 total…wonderful and powerful tool. From the beginning to the end we are constantly receiving, organizing and processing data to be use now or in the future. Without organizing the data the brain would have a hard time doing this and your critical thinking skill would be tough if not obsolete. So as you can see from the above, organization is critical for critical thinking. References Kirby, G. R. and Goodpaster, J. R. (1999), Thinking Second Edition