- have nothing to do with (something) relative line found between groups is important
The relationships that can be found between different groups are important.
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In order to find relationships, it is important to look at things from Different Perspectives and not be confined to existing groups or existing categories. This may lead to new discoveries and insights.
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It would be good to focus on finding “relationships that cross over existing groups” that are obscured by boundaries
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[Note the line across the group boundary.
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関係ないグループの間に見出された関係線が大事
2023-09-04 17:05
Summary of notes
. The relationships found between different groups are important.
Relation to Fragment
. The fragment in the Note and the “KJ Method Study Group Reflection Study Group” are related. The fragment emphasizes the importance of finding relationships beyond the existing group, which is consistent with the ideas expressed in the note.
deep thinking
In order to find relationships, it is important to look at things from different perspectives and not be confined to existing groups or categories. This may lead to new discoveries and insights.
summary of thoughts and title
. “Exploring relationships from different perspectives leads to new discoveries.”
extra info
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