Exploring Problems that are Too Rich
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These are the problems with a vast array of options and no objective criteria or standard methods to anchor the work. The need is not for expertise, but for intimacy with the present and courage to outline a new and bold future. |
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Solution Outline
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How To Get There
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Commentary
Problems that are Too Rich are often avoided precisely because of their openness and ambiguity. Addressing the problem requires intimacy with substantial amounts of data, but not through detailed analysis. It is a more intuitive process of immersion, letting the data "flow over you". Obviously the crux of exploring a Problem that is Too Rich is that magical jump from mountains of data to a crystal clear vision of a future. And the mechanisms for supporting that step are as varied as are its practitioners. Any or all of the following are some examples of how to support the magic:
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