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Today, I found myself wrestling with a humbling truth: that innocence of intent does not exempt us from the burden of consequence.
In actual fact, it is quite arrogant to believe that if we meant well and our actions were pure in motive, then whatever results must surely follow in kind. But life has an unsentimental... See more
Ifenimix.comWhen we seek to intervene in any system created by someone, it’s not enough to view their decisions and choices simply as the consequences of first-order thinking because we can inadvertently create serious problems. Before changing anything, we should wonder whether they were using second-order thinking. Their reasons for making certain choices... See more
fs.blog • Chesterton’s Fence: A Lesson in Second Order Thinking - Farnam Street
Has the intervention been conceived with Max-Neef’s theory of needs in mind? If so, what needs does it satisfy? Are they synergistic? • Is the intervention ‘synergistic’ ; meaning does it solve for more than one issue connected to the problem at a time? • What are the main barriers to its implementation/success? • How long could/should the... See more