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Crazy 8s is a fast-paced exercise. Each person takes his or her strongest ideas and rapidly sketches eight variations in eight minutes. Crazy 8s forces you to push past your first reasonable solutions and make them better, or at least consider alternatives.
Jake Knapp • Sprint
use a little bit of randomness every time you make a decision. This technique, developed by the same Los Alamos team that came up with the Monte Carlo Method, is called the Metropolis Algorithm.
Brian Christian, Tom Griffiths • Algorithms to Live By: The Computer Science of Human Decisions
“Random-Restart Hill Climbing”—
Brian Christian, Tom Griffiths • Algorithms to Live By: The Computer Science of Human Decisions
Jake Knapp • The Three-Hour Brand Sprint
Each person begins Crazy 8s with a single sheet of letter-size paper. Fold the paper in half three times, so you have eight panels. Set a timer to sixty seconds. Hit “start” and begin sketching – you have sixty seconds per section, for a total of eight minutes to create eight miniature sketches. Go fast and be messy: As with the notes and ideas,
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