Subject: A Model and A Play - Similarities

Posted by Jack Harich on 1/4/2010
In Reply To:A Model and A Play - Similarities Posted by Gene Bellinger on 1/3/2010

Message:

Gene Bellinger wrote:
> More often than not it seems that models that people build are like
> Cathedrals. In the process of construction they employ a substantial
> amount of labor, material and staging as they work through the
> process. Once the Cathedral is completed all that was used to build it
> is removed and it remains as a structure for others to behold, though
> more often than not others just find them confusing because all of
> supporting developmental understanding is missing.

If this happens routinely you have a faulty problem solving process.

A good process automatically generates and preserves all important data, premises, rationale, and conclusions. These are the key output, not the model. In the difficult social problem solving process I use, the model is a mere byproduct used to illuminate the 22 steps of the process.


Happy New Year!

Jack

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