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- I don’t know what would be your solution, but most of the people
- Have anyone thought about that? Turns out, that wouldn’t work
- Danker repeated the same test with a new group, EXCEPT this time… In other words, a properly determined problem is already partially solved. We already heard about Problems from Kyle today. Now I want to go deeper into that subject and talk about how to frame them.
- When a problem is determined too … …too narrow definition leaves the best answers… This means that this is the problem all across the world.
- For example, most of us never thought of using an iron for cooking.
- One of the most common biases that we all suffer from hard to eliminate, but being aware of it, and constantly ask for feedback would help to reduce it’s impact
- In environments where even the smallest change…
- Apparently, anything that presented along with a problem often perceived as necessary condition for successful solution. So what did the team the winner team do?
- We can get paralyzed by functional fixedness
- why not to put it on the T-A-B-L-E