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  1. The Ladder That Never Comes Down:

    (Harish's Notebook – My notes… Lean, Cybernetics, Quality & Data Science.)

    In my earlier posts, I have leaned on Wittgenstein’s ladder.

  2. Thinking About Thinking Outside the Box:

    (Harish's Notebook – My notes… Lean, Cybernetics, Quality & Data Science.)

    In today’s post, I am looking at a phrase that everyone recognizes and almost nobody examines.

  3. The Beginner’s Mind and the Ethical Imperative:

    (Harish's Notebook – My notes… Lean, Cybernetics, Quality & Data Science.)

    In today’s post I am looking at Shunryū Suzuki’s beginner’s mind in Zen and von Foerster’s ethical imperative.

  4. The Shape That Does Not Return:

    (Harish's Notebook – My notes… Lean, Cybernetics, Quality & Data Science.)

    The great Systems Thinker, Russell Ackoff, had a provocation that stayed with me.

  5. On Viability as Truth:

    (Harish's Notebook – My notes… Lean, Cybernetics, Quality & Data Science.)

    The ideas discussed here will form part of the second edition of my book, Second Order Cybernetics.

  6. What Is the Right Word?

    (Harish's Notebook – My notes… Lean, Cybernetics, Quality & Data Science.)

    In today’s post, I want to sit with a question that keeps surfacing in discussions about artificial intelligence and cognition, and one I am increasingly convinced is itself part of the problem.

  7. An Introduction to Cybernetic Constructivism:

    (Harish's Notebook – My notes… Lean, Cybernetics, Quality & Data Science.)

    In today’s post, I want to offer an introduction to Cybernetic Constructivism.

  8. When Does a System Exist? The Myth of the Given System:

    (Harish's Notebook – My notes… Lean, Cybernetics, Quality & Data Science.)

    In today’s post, I want to look at a question that seems almost too simple to ask: when does a system exist?

  9. I Do Care, Don’t You?

    (Harish's Notebook – My notes… Lean, Cybernetics, Quality & Data Science.)

    In today’s post, I want to clarify what it means to care as a human being and why that clarification matters for how we think about “systems”.

  10. When the Map Becomes More Coherent Than the Territory:

    (Harish's Notebook – My notes… Lean, Cybernetics, Quality & Data Science.)

    In today’s post, I am inspired by the ideas of cybernetics, Heidegger, and Taleb.