Thinking systems: how the systems we depend on can be helped to think and to serve us better

The seminar explores the arguments and proposed approaches set out in Professor Sir Geoff Mulgan’s recent paper, Thinking systems: how the systems we depend on can be helped to think and to serve us better. The paper outlines methods for understanding how vital everyday systems work, and how they could work better, through improved shared cognition - observation, memory, creativity and judgement - organised as commons.
The paper, Thinking systems: how the systems we depend on can be helped to think and to serve us better, can be accessed on the STEaPP Website: www.ucl.ac.uk/...

[@shinn-tyanwu4155]

Thanks 😊😊😊

[@MrAB-xc9du]

I think we may also compare it with Charlie Muhger mental model,5W question and SOWT and already, topic on thinking ,it would be probably a good Ph.D research topic. Azeem Baloch Advocate a PhD research scholar. Sir thanks indeed

[@CastleHassall]

the initial talk does not really explain much about the methodology.. just points to what systems exist

[@sanjis220]

lovely

[@christopherc168]

cat fail videos brought me here.

[@sandymakesplans]

down the rabbit hole 🕳️

[@Vincentivize]

Did you mean CATastrophe videos?