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Using Chaos Theory to Achieve a Desired Outcome
Pranav Lal
How does one start using chaos theory to achieve a desired outcome? I can think of using an attractor for defining the result and I can use a force field diagram to describe the change I want.
However, how do I then use chaos theory to map what will happen? Or, am I applying the theory wrongly?
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Predictability of Chaos Theory
Maurice Pranav, good question: although chaos theory is a realistic model to describe HOW things might happen in a complex (business) environment, it is poor ...  |
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RE: Using the chaos theory
Maurice Peters Applying the chaos theory is a matter of awareness. If there's a complex system and you want to apply a change for the entire system, you have to be a... |
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Chaos Theory Requires Different Thinking
Gary Wong, Consultant, Canada, Premium Member Pranav: a force field diagram tells me that you believe you have identified all of the forces at play; e.e. known knowns. But in a chaotic situation w... |
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Using Chaos Theory to Achieve a Desired Outcome
Ali Sumner, CEO, Australia, Member Hi Pranav - you can't use chaos theory to achieve a desired outcome. It is an oxymoron to say "I want to achieve a desired outcome using chaos theory"... |
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