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10 tools for developing a systems mindset, related to the DD method.

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A structured approach to outline a hypothesis and pathway. Practical and linear.

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For use when you have a more detailed understanding and want to know more deeply how the elements are interconnected. Tear between nodes.

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A brain dump of everything you already know about a problem arena. Messy! THIS map is an example of a cluster map.

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List out all the main social, industrial, and ecological systems you can think of.

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To identify the main elements that go into maintaining the system and find connections between the parts. Gives only a birds-eye view.

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Action -- Effect -- Feedback -- Action -- Etc. 

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Action -- Effect -- Feedback -- Action -- Etc. 

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Out of balance. Elements coming in keep reinforcing parts so they grow disproportionate.  Ex: population growth.

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Self-stabilizing. Inputs and outputs create equilibrium.

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Helps us to identify the dynamics of systems.

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Most important. Provides all the natural services needed for the other two systems to exist.

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Manufactured material created to facilitate human needs.

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Rules and structures created by humans that result in societal norms, rituals, behaviors.

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The things we discovered during systems thinking.

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Uncover all unique dynamics influencing problems to understand relationships and cause.

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Ex: useless waste, an unthinking brain, a horse cut in two. disconnected.

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Ex: Matryoshka doll