Are there any exercises to learn how to quickly tie thoughts together?

Question

IT education

For example, as in the cartoon Ivan and the gray wolf

Answer 1

A piece of paper and a pen is the best way.
You write down all the tasks in the list so that they are not fun in your head. Sort urgent-important to the top. And as you decide, you cross it out and proceed to the next one.
When I wrote down the tasks on a piece of paper, my head is freed from "porridge". You think about one task and thoughts easily line up. Ask the right questions: How can I solve this? What do I need to solve/get/achieve this?
We live in the information age, there is a lot of information, the brain can not cope. Filter information. Get only what you need!

Answer 2

As they say - who speaks quickly, he thinks quickly)

No connection.
There is a concept: "depth of thought" or "depth of logical dependencies" (which is the same thing) and the speed of searching for possible dependencies of objects (logical depth of the 1st order, or in our IT-style: "horizontal" sharding))).
To speak quickly, it is enough to reduce the depth of thought and "dilute" the events with insignificant facts. (look again at your link: about the "Gray wolf")
1. Learn from random objects / objects to tell related stories.
2. On any proposed topic - quickly select roles and also connect them with fictitious events and facts that could happen in reality.
The same method is used by those who rap: the more meaning in words (ie, the deeper the logic of thought) and the faster the speed, the "cooler" and more respectable this person is.
And... "before the curtain": the faster the speech, the less information analysis (ask the CPU :) ).
"Wow! Talking fish!"

Answer 3

The question is not entirely clear. In the above cartoon, the usual game of association is going on, they are trying to powder the brain of fat Kashchei.