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All general discussion for Creative Inquiry and TSK.

Exercise A: Expanding Condensing in Movement

Hi all, I’m exploring posts and trust that Jack will let me know if what I’m writing is best placed in a journal rather than on the forum. I’m playing with Exercise A: Expanding Condensing.  This exercise tends to stump … Continue reading

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Writing Posts instead of Comments

Now that I’ve started responding to what people are writing, I have a suggestion. If you are writing about your own experience with an exercise, do it in the form of a Post rather than a Comment. Also, give your Post a … Continue reading

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Levels of Expanding and Condensing

Since it is still a little early for people to have started making comments on this week’s unit, I thought I would add a few thoughts about the Ex. A. First, I have been experimenting with at least two different … Continue reading

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Unit One: Introduction

First, let me encourage everyone to read the Orientation in When It Rains. I do strongly encourage you to keep a Journal. Your online comments and questions could be a supplement to the journal, or could grow out of the … Continue reading

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Welcome to the TSK Online Program

The Online Program officially starts October 2, and I will post a more substantive welcome then. For now, I just want to thank everyone who has enrolled. We are about to embark on a wonderful experiment that could have great … Continue reading

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Model-based thinking

As those of you who attended the 2006 pre-conference workshop that Allan Combs and I led may recall, I have some reservations about the field of Systems Thinking (Systems Science). They have to do with the implicit assumption that the … Continue reading

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