BOOK 2. THE BATH SCHOOL. N. LEVASHOV'S «SVETL BROOM» IN A. KHATYBOV'S «BATH SCHOOL» AND A LABOUR SPADE

Book 2. The Bath School. Chapter 1. His chekmate to the System 42 questions. Once, having solved the current task, he turned to one of the leading specialists in lasers, since, a specialist is someone who knows the subject better. And, as many inventors say, everything went according to the classical scheme: "If you want to ruin a new idea to the root, turn to specialists!" Nicolai writes: "...I set out my idea to him and showed the prepared drawings. He listened to me for about ten minutes, looked at the drawings and said: "I do not know what's wrong here, but it's wrong. All this is metaphysics". As a rule, a specialist who has A NUMBER OF METHODS in the creative set, which has been successfully used by him in solving problems, gets used to thinking in a stereotyped way (he is one of those 98% stereotype- thinking out of 100%, at the age when in science there can be done something, but the world outlook that has developed by this time hinders). Therefore, for a specialist to step over a barrier of common and personal experience that makes a psychological inertia is difficult and sometimes unconceivable. Kharkiv University