Exploring The Possibilities
The next step is to try and integrate them into a “new, superior answer”.
There are three guiding questions that you can use to come up with a new, integrated solution:
- How might we create a new model using one building block from each opposing model, while throwing away the rest of each model?
- Under what conditions could a more intense version of one model actually generate one vital benefit of the other?
- How might the problem be broken apart in a new way so that each model could be applied in whole to distinct parts of the problem?
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