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Wicked Problems
Nothing is a wicked problem. When I started researching problems and problem solving and solutions and meta-solving processes I stumbled across a wicked problem. This is from Wikipedia: Rittel and Webber’s 1973 formulation of wicked problems in social policy planning … Continue reading
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Tagged examples, how to measure anything, models, Nothing, problems, quantify, smaller parts, wicked problems
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The ladder of abstraction and giving examples
When we talk about a concept or a point it’s important to understand the ladder of abstraction. Covered before on lesswrong and in other places as advice for communicators on how to bridge a gap of knowledge. Knowing, understanding and feeling … Continue reading
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Tagged analyst, cia, examples, ladder of abstractions, lesswrong, nitpicking, nolan, wrong
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