from blind spot card Blind Card Candidate

2024-06-10


old title: [More X, more Y.] : Fill the lake with a glass of water.


2022-02-17 Adoption :

31  [Both "is X" and "is not X" are compatible.] 
	 [What you thought was one concept is two nested concepts] 
 	2022-02-17 Almost adopted the above because the content is almost the same
32  [familial resemblance] 
33  [Two non-orthogonal axes] 
34  [There are multiple ways to compromise.] 
35   [Move the good stuff.] 
	 [Not reduced, but moved out of observation range.] 

BELOW_IS_AI_GENERATED

盲点カード候補

2023-09-11 18:12 omni.icon

Summary of notes

. We examine the applicability and relevance of each of the concepts listed as candidate blind spot cards. In particular, we believe that “stages of resolution” should be divided into multiple cards, and we evaluate “unclear dichotomy” as having less of a “blind spot” feel. We also note that “more X, more Y” may conflict with “stages of resolution”.

Relation to Fragment

. The fragment “Stages of Resolution” is related to the discussion of “Stages of Resolution” in the note. The note considers that this concept should be divided into several cards, and the same consideration is made in the fragment.

deep thinking

The selection and division of blind spot cards is an important means of broadening one’s perspective on problem solving. Each card offers a different perspective, and when combined, they provide deeper understanding and new insights.

summary of thoughts and title

. “Expanding Perspectives by Selecting and Splitting Blind Spot Cards.”

extra info

TITLES: ["Blind Spot Cards"], "Stages of Resolution", "Does it have to be one?" , "Multifaceted problem solving using multiple blind spot cards", "Blind spot cards without pictures yet", "Should a series of pictures of two people saying different things be added to the blind spot cards or not?"] generated: 2023-09-11 18:12

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