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To break or pass through the boundaries of A, B and C into D and to schedule the world in such a way to allow new Knowledge to emerge. | To break or pass through the boundaries of A, B and C into D and to schedule the world in such a way to allow new Knowledge to emerge. | ||
+ | ===== Methodology ===== | ||
As the Over-Drivers are fundamentally driving the Knowledge in the system, they are run as an iterative process, thus each question is asked six times. | As the Over-Drivers are fundamentally driving the Knowledge in the system, they are run as an iterative process, thus each question is asked six times. | ||
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==== Questions to C ==== | ==== Questions to C ==== | ||
* “And what does that space know?” with facilitator gesturing to space | * “And what does that space know?” with facilitator gesturing to space | ||
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As this is an iterative process there are 3 ways of running the Over-Driver: | As this is an iterative process there are 3 ways of running the Over-Driver: | ||
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* C. “And what are 6 things that that space knows?”. | * C. “And what are 6 things that that space knows?”. | ||
+ | When the client is working with paper and writing or drawing out the problem and/or their worlds, the information that emerges with each question or at the end of a set of iterations, is usually acknowledged with the use of the ‘[[techniques: | ||
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+ | The iterative, ordinal and cardinal use of these processes is given for a thorough description. Listen to your client, their evolving network/ | ||
===== Related Processes ===== | ===== Related Processes ===== | ||
* [[techniques: | * [[techniques: |