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Design (with a capital D)

Design requires a holistic grasp of problems, potential, and materials.

  • If you’re only focused on examining problems, you’re not empowered to dream up the proper solutions.
  • If you’re only dreaming up what you could do, you’re not close enough to the ground-level truth.
  • If you’re only working on the nitty-gritty implementation, you know about the what but not a lot about the why.

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