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Two heads are better than one. What did Zhuge Liang explain?
"Three heads are better than one Zhuge Liang" is a popular saying, which means that although Zhuge Liang is resourceful, the wisdom of three ordinary people is combined, and the role played by collective wisdom is completely equal to Zhuge Liang's strength alone.

The original intention of this sentence is that even if a person has the ability, his wisdom and strength are limited after all. Never underestimate the power of the masses at any time. Everyone contributes a little wisdom, and many a mickle makes a mickle. A group of ordinary people can do amazing things.

No matter how strong a person is, no matter how high his IQ is, he only has one head and one pair of hands. He always does everything himself, and there are always details that he neglected and couldn't think of! That must be a team. Because the team has a clear division of labor, it is more efficient to make suggestions and solve problems together when encountering problems!