Because some of the diagrams in the book had to be squashed up a llittle to get them onto a 6in x 9in page, they are presented here in a larger scale.
Chapters
1) History of Thinking	1.1 We cannot know reality directly	see diag
	1.2 The changes that came with agriculture	see diag
	1.3 The problems of wealth	see diag
	1.4 Plato's transcendental pyramid	see diag
	1.5 Plato's pinnacle on Aristotle's base	see diag
	1.6 Layers of enlightement - science and technology	see diag
2) Neural Networks	2.1 Simplified diagram of a neuron	see diag
	2.2 GABA and glutimate cross the synaptic gap	see diag
	2.3 Neuron excitation and inhibition	see diag
	2.4 Two types of inhibition	see diag
	2.5 Unique patterns of neural activity	see diag
	2.6 Grouping similar things by their common properties	see diag
	2.7 Container ideas - analysis layers	see diag
	2.8 Classification, generalisation, abstraction and property indexing	see diag
	2.9 The multiple classification of experiences	see diag
	2.10 Non equal group membership	see diag
	2.11 The tip of the iceberg	see diag
	2.12 The limited reach of language	see diag
	2.13 Pictograms vs phonetic writing	see diag
	2.14 Cultural building blocks	see diag
	2.15 We know more than our language can convey	see diag
3) Evolutionary Thinking Levels
4) Systems Thinking for Systemic Problems	4.8 Introducing concepts and ideas	see diag
	4.9 High level diagrammes for currriculum subjects	see diag
	4.10 Tom's Tudor England, aged 9	see diag
	4.11 Domestic central heating concepts	see diag
	4.12 Parallels between GT and neural network representations of reality	see diag
	4.13 New Internet Economics	see diag
	4.15 Problem Solving Model	see diag
	4.16 Typical critical thinking model with isolated components	see diag
	4.17 Connecting the isolated parts	see diag