ThinkIA · a tool invented by Engel Fonseca to test SPH VS SPH or SPH VS SPA
A question that can only be answered with another question that already contains the answer.
A game from the Curioxoma method to train curiosity as a professional skill: think about how you think, sustain attention and leave no room for indifference.
Start a ¿Xoma!Every answer arrives disguised as a question. The chain ends when someone finally makes a statement.
Curioxoma treats curiosity as a skill you train, not a character trait. Every ¿Xoma! forces the mind to observe its own reasoning —that is metacognition— and that habit increases personal intelligence. What takes it away has a name: indifference.
In pairs, in teams or in front of a group. All you need is a topic and the discipline not to make statements too soon.
Someone opens with a real question about a topic that matters.
The next person replies with another question that contains their answer. The group decides whether it truly does.
Each question must go deeper or open a different angle. Repeating doesn’t count.
The exercise ends when someone answers with a statement or after 10 questions.
An SPH (Sistema de Pensamiento Humano, Human Thinking System) is the cognitive, ethical and methodological architecture of your mind: the unique way you process the world and reach your conclusions. It is not what you know, it is how you think. Engel Fonseca maps it with his Thinktech method of technological metacognition.
An SPA (Sistema de Pensamiento Artificial, Artificial Thinking System) is AI’s capacity to process information and run logical patterns. If you don’t give it an SPH, it improvises a generic framework. When you share how you think, the AI becomes a reflection of your mental architecture: your algoritYO (algorithMe).
Data without a human reasoning framework lacks depth. In the age of AI, know-how (how you think) is worth more than know-what (what you know).
Two human minds face to face: each player brings their own Human Thinking System.
Your SPH against an Artificial Thinking System that encodes Engel’s SPH. Only those who think like him win.
This site is a ThinkIA: a tool invented by Engel Fonseca to test one SPH against another SPH (Person vs Person) or an SPH against an SPA (VS Engel Fonseca M.’s SPA).
Read the full article in Neurona Magazine (Spanish) · Play VS Engel Fonseca M.’s SPA
Choose how to play. Person (SPH) vs Person (SPH): two or more human minds take turns; if it ends in “?”, the chain continues, and it closes when someone makes a statement or after 10 questions. VS Engel Fonseca M.’s SPA: you play against an SPA, an Artificial Thinking System that encodes Engel’s SPH; 10 questions measure how closely the way you think matches his. N3 checks every move: you get 2 tries to reply with a question that contains the answer; miss both and you lose.
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From the article “Indifference is your brand’s number one enemy”: what switches curiosity off and what switches it back on.
Treating everything the same erases what makes each situation unique.
Look for new angles to contemplate the same object.
What is unclear doesn’t earn the mind’s energy.
Going deeper makes any topic credible and close.
Linear, predictable, stiff: the brain switches off.
The unexpected prompts branching, systemic thinking.
Repetition helps you master something, until it bores you.
A ¿Xoma! turns every familiar topic into territory to explore.
At TEDxGarzaGarcia, Engel Fonseca explains why curiosity is the best tool against disconnection and why the simplest questions are the ones that open the mind the most (talk in Spanish).
Watch the video on TEDInvite your friends to play. Indifference is contagious; so is curiosity.
Binaural beats: use headphones. Preliminary evidence; use it as ambience, not as treatment.
